Today we're talking about the results from the Iowa Caucus, the Israel-Hamass War crossing

100 days, winners and losers at the Emmys, and other top news for Wednesday, January 17th.

Stay informed while remaining focused on Christ

with the poor over today.

Here's the quote of the day.

Truth suffers but never dies.

St. Teresa of Avala.

Let's get started with some espresso shots.

Iowa Republicans have spoken.

The bitter cold led to a low turnout, but it didn't chill enthusiasm for former President Trump who secured a record-breaking 51% of the votes,

despite skipping debates and barely campaigning in the Hawkeye state.

Meanwhile Ron Desantis 21% edged out Nicky Haley 19% for a distant second place.

Trump won 98 of 99 counties with support spanning gender and education demographics.

His Caucasus cited immigration and the economy as top concerns and said their support

would be largely unchanged if he's convicted of a crime. Poll suggests Trump

will have a less decisive victory in New Hampshire next Tuesday where Nicki Haley has risen to 30%.

Entrepreneur of Yvette Ramaswami and former Arkansas governor Asa Hutchinson both

dropped out of the race after finishing fourth and sixth respectively in Iowa.

We shouldn't allow political outcomes to consume our thoughts or direct our emotions.

Government may change, but our mission remains the same.

Love God and love others.

Mark 12 verses 29 through 31 say, the most important commandment to answer

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