Lindsay is the producer and co-host for The World and Everything In It. She began her career as a TV and radio reporter in Kentucky, and later served as a local and network producer in Atlanta. She took a long break to homeschool her children before joining WORLD in 2023. Lindsay is a graduate of Berry College and lives in Georgia with her husband and three children.
Washington Wednesday: Hunter Baker on why military pressure has not brought the Iran war to a quick end, whether AI regulation could wind up protecting market leaders from challengers, and whether U.S. pressure on Canada is pushing Ottawa closer to Europe. Plus: the cost of Texas, the child tax credit, and Missouri maps.
Russia is probing NATO with low-level drone incursions. WORLD’s Lindsay Mast talks with analyst Peter Rough about how NATO should respond.
WORLD’s Hunter Baker on upheaval in the Army as weapons stocks run thin, the strange politics dividing labor over the AI data-center boom, and why Social Security reform remains Washington’s untouchable problem. And the lightning round: Venezuela oil, birth tourism, and a White House ballroom that may get built faster than the courts can stop it.
Hunter Baker examines how Darline Graham’s family name and President Trump’s endorsement carried her through a divided South Carolina primary, why the fight over presidential power and mail voting remains unresolved, and what welfare reform got right 30 years ago.
Hunter Baker weighs the socialist wing’s Florida breakthrough against its sharp setback in one of the country’s competitive House districts. Also: unsettled Senate races, Meta’s courtroom fight, and presidential restraint with reporters.
A 1,500-pound bull with three-foot horns escaped a Pickens County, Alabama farm and wandered into someone's yard, prompting a school lockdown and a 20-minute roundup by local cowboys.
A new report ranks all 50 states on religious liberty protections, and the results defy assumptions — Illinois cracks the top ten while once-religious Colorado lands near the bottom. WORLD's Mary Reichard talked with report co-authors Mark David Hall and Paul Mueller about how where you live can affect how you live.
Washington Wednesday: Hunter Baker on the Democratic Party's civil war playing out in Michigan and Missouri, moves across the nation to change state income taxes, and the ethics of the advancement of Todd Blanche's nomination to lead the DOJ.
Evan Barker spent years as a Democratic fundraiser before walking away from a party she says has been quietly remade by a small, disciplined network more focused on taking control of it than on winning elections. WORLD's Lindsay Mast talks with Barker, author of the new book Nothing Left, about what she saw on her way out.
Washington Wednesday with Hunter Baker: Anthony Fauci’s COVID-era role shows how political accountability suffered when elected leaders abdicated responsibility.
