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Historian and homeschooling mother Dixie Dillon Lane talks with WORLD’s Lindsay Mast about how homeschooling went mainstream.

Does a privacy law born of dirty tricks used against Supreme Court nominee Robert Bork—exposing his video-rental records—apply to online privacy? Mary Reichard has this week’s Legal Docket.

Moneybeat: Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh gets something important right, says David Bahnsen: A growing economy isn’t the same as an overheating one.

William Fleeson | Ukraine prepares for the coming cold as Russia targets its energy infrastructure

Virginia religious groups lead courtroom fights against proposed constitutional amendments addressing abortion and gay marriage

As computer-generated text grows in sophistication, publishers and readers want full disclosure about authors’ use of AI


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Magazine Vol. 41, No. 11
November 1, 2026 | Vol. 41 No. 11
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Grace Snell | Deaths at the hands of extremists have fallen dramatically since 2014—but the threat landscape is rapidly evolving

Carl R. Trueman | The spirit that negates stands behind the riots in France, and it also exists right below the surface in the United States

Activists are racing to undo the state’s pro-abortion constitutional amendment

John D. Basie | What a 1975 animal cruelty statute reveals about November’s ballot in the Commonwealth of Virginia

HEALTH | Community support groups offer help to families dealing with an Alzheimer’s diagnosis

Jonathan E. Swan | Missouri’s quiet move towards pure democracy and away from American representative government