Grace Snell | Deaths at the hands of extremists have fallen dramatically since 2014—but the threat landscape is rapidly evolving

Israel holds elections one week before the United States, with the outcome set to determine Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s political fate.

Who relies on consumer-confidence surveys? “Journalists,” says David Bahnsen. For him, what consumers do is more important than what they say.

On this month’s Quest, George Grant asks pastor John Currie about three books that shaped his understanding of leadership—and why character must match words.

WASHINGTON MEMO | An American icon for the arts falls into disrepair amid political squabbles

The founder of XX-XY Athletics speaks about her sports apparel line, protecting female athletes, and influencing the cultural conversation

Denny Burk | A recent article on Elisabeth Elliot is way over that line

A new NIH competition invites scientists to come up with better ways to test drugs, but some researchers worry about giving political appointees more say. WORLD’s Mary Muncy reports.

Colin J. Smothers | The liberal religion of Senate candidate Adam Hamilton

A.S. Ibrahim | In pointing to the attitudes of Muslim immigrants, Trump says what Europe’s leaders still won’t

As Idahoans consider a sweeping pro-abortion ballot item, faith groups are urging their members to vote it down

Jenny Rough | A decade after their daughter’s death in ISIS captivity, Carl and Marsha Mueller are still waiting to bring their daughter home