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.
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.
Kicker: A Southern California man allegedly used dried pasta to fake the sound and weight of boxed Lego sets in a retail-return fraud scheme.
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.
Kicker: A Massachusetts jury convicted a professional beekeeper after prosecutors said she weaponized live bees during an eviction standoff in 2022.
The Supreme Court weighs Temporary Protected Status for Haitians and Syrians. Also, a dispute over deportation authority at the border and a case about changing legal positions midstream. WORLD’s Mary Reichard has this week’s Legal Docket.
Monday Moneybeat: David Bahnsen on encouraging labor data, tariff refunds flowing back to businesses, and why Rupert Murdoch’s Disney deal now looks like one of the savviest media bets of the streaming era.
A federal investigation into Smith College raises a basic question: if a women’s school admits some men, on what basis can it exclude others? Culture Friday with John Stonestreet.
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.
Kicker: Police say a suspected fuel thief set off a flash fire—and showed up later with burns that helped link him to the crime.
The Supreme Court pauses an appeals-court ruling restricting mail-order access to mifepristone, giving justices time to consider whether stricter safeguards should return.
