Nick is chief content officer of WORLD and co-host for WORLD Radio. He has served WORLD Magazine as a writer and reporter, managing editor, editor, and publisher. Nick resides with his family in St. Louis, Mo.
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Kicker: A Canadian software tester won a world championship in competitive pogo sticking, where the prize money is zero and the real reward is the joy of the jump.
Kicker: Australian town crier Joseph McGrail-Bateup shouted “now” at 122.4 decibels, earning a Guinness world record and a sore throat for days afterward.
Dynamic pricing and soaring demand have made the 2026 World Cup the most expensive in history, forcing fans to decide what a once-in-a-lifetime experience is really worth.
Iran agrees to resume nuclear inspections as the United States eases sanctions, but critics question whether Washington traded away leverage too soon. Our conversation with Iran analyst Janatan Sayeh.
Kicker: A speeding ticket arrived for KITT, the artificially intelligent car from “Knight Rider.” The only problem: the museum-owned replica hasn’t moved in years.
WORLD legal affairs correspondent Jenny Rough examines a unanimous Second Amendment ruling that rejected a broad federal gun ban for drug users. Plus decisions on plea bargains and federal courts.
David Bahnsen on Kevin Warsh’s first meeting as Fed chairman, his effort to shift markets back toward economic fundamentals, and why productivity-led growth is “something we embrace.”
The new book, Alito, argues that one of the Supreme Court’s least well-known justices became one of its most consequential—from his New Jersey roots to the Dobbs decision. Our conversation with journalist and author Mollie Hemingway.
Mollie Hemingway’s new biography argues Samuel Alito is a man of rare principle and courage. Nick Eicher talks with Hemingway about the justice who held a majority together to overturn Roe.
