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.
The call letters made famous by a 1970s sitcom are headed back to Cincinnati, as a nonprofit steward passes them to a new local group. Some signals never really fade.
A Supreme Court case asks whether federal regulators or state juries get the final say on product warnings—with implications for thousands of cancer lawsuits. WORLD’s Mary Reichard reports.
Spirit Airlines shuts down two years after a blocked merger, a government intervention that may have guaranteed the outcome the market tried to prevent. WORLD’s Monday Moneybeat with economist David Bahnsen.
Ben Sasse’s witness in suffering, a viral video about motherhood, and rising political violence all point to a culture struggling to tell the truth about life and death. Our Culture Friday conversation with John Stonestreet.
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.
As nuclear talks stall and tensions rise at sea, some analysts say the real leverage lies inside Iran—where economic pressure and internal divisions threaten the regime’s stability. Our conversation with Iran analyst Janatan Sayeh.
Kicker: An unplanned backyard landing turns into a moment of relief and wonder as a Southern California homeowner greets a balloon crew forced down by low fuel and shifting winds.
Legal Docket: The Supreme Court is weighing when federal courts can step into state cases—and how far regulators can go in forcing wrongdoers to give up profits. The two disputes test the limits of legal authority. WORLD’s legal-affairs correspondent Mary Reichard reports.
Socialist Mayor Zohran Mamdani targets a hedge-fund power player who answers back, as the path clears for a new Fed chairman and an SPLC indictment exposes the risks of taking cues from the group. David Bahnsen analyzes the stakes on this week’s Moneybeat.
A public Bible reading in Washington, a Colorado case on religious schools and state funding, Justice Clarence Thomas on rights and the Declaration, and new ethical questions around organ donation. Our Culture Friday conversation with John Stonestreet.
