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.
Trump-backed challengers topple two Republican critics, while the president’s endorsement of Paxton in Texas signals a deeper push to reshape the GOP. On Washington Wednesday, Hunter Baker discusses midterm primaries.
With President Trump delaying military action, Foundation for Defense of Democracies president Cliff May explains why Iran’s rulers still believe time—and American hesitation—are on their side.
Theologian Carl Trueman reflects on Augustine, embodiment, gender, dependence, and the books that helped shape his understanding of what it means to be human. A conversation with WORLD’s Lindsay Mast.
President Trump’s Beijing summit with Xi Jinping comes as both nations try to manage a rivalry neither side wants to turn into open conflict. Washington Wednesday with Hunter Baker.
Iran’s leaders are projecting confidence as tensions rise again over the Strait of Hormuz, proxy attacks, and the future of Hezbollah. A conversation with Iran analyst Joe Truzman.
The administration is shifting its message on the Strait of Hormuz—from military intervention to humanitarian effort. Also, Marco Rubio at the podium and debate over the War Powers Act. Washington Wednesday with Hunter Baker.
King Charles visits Washington amid strain in the transatlantic alliance, while a third attempt on President Trump’s life raises questions about political stability at home. Our Washington Wednesday conversation with Hunter Baker.
A Federal Reserve nomination raises questions about independence under political pressure, while a high-stakes redistricting vote in Virginia highlights a broader fight over power and process ahead of the midterms. Hunter Baker weighs in on Washington Wednesday.
As fuel shortages disrupt daily life in Cuba, reports of quiet diplomacy contrast with public threats of force—while the country’s underlying power structure remains unchanged. WORLD’s Lindsay Mast reports.
Cal Thomas reflects on the books that shaped his thinking—from Barry Goldwater to Scripture—and how those ideas continue to inform his view of politics and culture. Lindsay Mast hosts this month’s Quest.
