Mary is co-host of The WORLD and Everything in It, and covers the arguments and decisions of the U.S. Supreme Court along with reporting on lower court disputes. She graduated from St. Louis University School of Law and practiced law before becoming a journalist. She graduated from the WORLD Journalism Institute in 2011 and holds a Master’s degree in Health Administration. Mary resides in the Ozarks with her husband and three dogs.
A Batman en español is chasing suspected motorbike thieves in Mexico, leaving them tied to street poles with stolen bikes and marked faces.
Washington says the Saudi nuclear agreement is strictly civilian, but its biggest questions remain unresolved: future fuel production, regional nuclear limits, and recognition of Israel.
Ryan Bomberger says adoption, faith, and the love of his parents helped answer the lie that being unplanned means being unwanted. A conversation with WORLD’s Mary Reichard.
Alaska Airlines invited employees to comment on the Equality Act, then fired two Christian flight attendants for their objections. WORLD’s Mary Reichard examines their lawsuit against the airline.
A lone star tick bite can permanently change the immune system, leaving some people allergic to red meat and other mammal products. As cases of alpha-gal syndrome rise, researchers are still trying to understand why.
Traffic cop says Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo rolled a right on red. After Lombardo identified himself, the stop ended with a warning, offering a reminder that sometimes it’s good to be governor.
South Carolina has appointed the late Senator Lindsey Graham's sister to complete the Senate term he left unfinished, extending a family's story of duty that long predated public office.
An ethics professor says he lost his job after criticizing his local school district’s parental-notification policy. Can the university’s explanation withstand scrutiny? WORLD Mary Reichard reports.
Washington bent over backward to offer Tehran sanctions relief in exchange for minimal restraint. Iran broke the deal anyway. Our conversation with Iran expert Janatan Sayeh.
Kicker: An Argentine dog walker marks each of his country’s World Cup titles with a rivet on the leashes of his 13 jersey-clad dogs. Now he’s hoping to add another.
