The situation inside Venezuela right now resembles what you'd imagine of a Zombie apocalypse according to CBN contributor Chuck Holton. He's in Colombia with Operation Blessing working to provide aid to Venezuelan's flooding across the border. Last week, as he was getting video at one of the unofficial border crossings, he was actually attacked by gang members sent by President Maduro. Chuck is on today's CBN News Daily Rundown.
A new TV show is aimed at igniting revival in America. It combines the two passions of host Barry Meguiar, cars and Christ. CBN News anchor John Jessup got to visit the set--and says he walked away with a changed view on evangelism. He's on today's CBN News Daily Rundown.
Lara Logan is used to the media spotlight. She's a veteran war correspondent and former 60 Minutes reporter. But recently she made headlines by calling out the mainstream media for its liberal bias. Senior Washington correspondent Jennifer Wishon recently interviewed Logan, who says there's still hope for an objective news media. Jennifer is on today's CBN News Daily Rundown.
In the upcoming 2020 presidential election, the millennial generation will represent the largest voting bloc. So what does it take to win this generation over? Hint: the approach will need to be much different than we've seen from politicians in the past. Washington correspondent Jenna Browder has been working on a story about the millennial vote. She's on today's CBN News Daily Rundown.
You may be surprised to learn that your tax dollars are actually being spent to promote religious liberty. Senior Washington correspondent Jennifer Wishon is on the CBN News Daily Rundown today talking about the US Commission for International Freedom--a bipartisan group that's making a huge difference for persecuted Christians around the world.
When you think of a major startup hub, you likely think of Silicon Valley. But what about Israel? Because of its ground-breaking technology and competitive business atmosphere, the Holy Land is also making a name for itself as "The Startup Nation." Mideast Bureau Chief Chris Mitchell recently went to the largest tech meeting in the history of Israel. He's on today's CBN News Daily Rundown.
Freshman congresswoman Ilhan Omar is once again causing controversy within the Democratic party. It all stems from a series of antisemitic tweets and comments. The most recent, accusing American supporters of Israel of having allegiance to a foreign country. Now Democratic leadership is moving to pass a resolution rejecting antisemitic remarks--but they're facing push-back from progressive Democrats who are defending Omar. Chief political analyst David Brody says the rebuke from Democrats is too watered down and he predicts it will do nothing to stop Omar from stepping out of line again.
A new executive order is on the way from President Trump. It will focus on enforcing free speech on college campuses and there will be consequences for schools who don't comply. Producer Gabe LaMonica has been looking into this story and he's on today's CBN News Daily Rundown.
When you think about Alzheimer's what do you picture? Likely, you thought of an older person. It's true that the symptoms of Alzheimer's typically become obvious later in life. But did you know that the breakdowns in your brain actually start decades earlier? Health reporter Lorie Johnson recently interviewed one doctor who says there are important steps that can be taken early in life to repair the brain and prevent Alzheimer's from ever developing. She's on today's CBN News Daily Rundown.
President Trump's decision to declare a national emergency in order to get funding for his border wall is dividing the Republican party. A House vote to block the emergency declaration was anticipated and took place last week. But now the Republican-led Senate is on the verge of voting to block the president's emergency declaration as well. White House correspondent Ben Kennedy says lawmakers are worried Trump is setting a dangerous precedent. He's on today's CBN News Daily Rundown.