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 Air Force blows up old explosives on Guam, but environmentalists say it’s skipping a required environmental review. A disabled veteran challenges a federal benefits law, only to be told he’s taken his case to the wrong place. WORLD’s Mary Reichard reports on two fights just to get in front of a judge.
A money manager who made billions going against the crowd now joins the AI investment rush. David Bahnsen explains why following others can feel safe.
John Stonestreet recalls the guilt and legalism that weighed down Christian homeschooling families when man-made rules passed for biblical commands.
Before government divvies up fortunes, Christians should ask what the wealth gap actually proves
Washington Wednesday: Why should Americans accept economic pain over Ukraine but not Iran? Hunter Baker takes up the question.
Kicker: A semi hauling a trailer full of french fries catches fire on a Utah highway. The driver escapes unharmed, but the cargo is a total loss. Even the sheriff couldn’t resist a joke about ketchup.
Kicker: With a hurricane approaching, Florida zookeepers ushered their flamingos into a restroom. Among those riding out the storm between the sinks and stalls: Scuttle, Mango Shrimproll, and Mr. Sparkle Pants.
Legal Docket: Could a Colorado climate case wind up setting energy policy for the entire country? WORLD’s Mary Reichard reports.
David Bahnsen on Big Tech’s borrowing binge and why diesel remains scarce even as crude oil starts moving again
Allegations of sexual assault at Cornell University raise a question that goes beyond consent. Katie McCoy says: What do we owe one another?
