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.
John Stonestreet on Dolly Parton and our cultural divides, what “no contact” means for honoring parents, and the WNBA’s sudden need to define woman.
Listener Feedback: Reflections on the stories and moments that lingered—from an autism investigation handled with restraint and a Washington Wednesday exchange that stopped one listener cold, to a 102-year-old veteran whose story brought another to tears.
Hunter Baker examines how Darline Graham’s family name and President Trump’s endorsement carried her through a divided South Carolina primary, why the fight over presidential power and mail voting remains unresolved, and what welfare reform got right 30 years ago.
An Arizona couple turned back toward the hospital when labor suddenly accelerated, but baby Noa arrived first—in the passenger seat of a brand-new Honda CR-V her parents now joke she’ll one day drive to high school.
The Freedom 250 Grand Prix turned streets around the National Mall into an IndyCar circuit, drawing 150,000 spectators for a nearly 200-mph finale—and leaving some Washingtonians both delighted and ready to have their city back.
For 26 years, seniors at Bishop Kelley Catholic High School in Oklahoma have greeted incoming freshmen by holding their car doors shut until they kiss Mom or Dad goodbye—a little embarrassment in service of honoring parents.
WORLD’s Jenny Rough reports on the case of eight firefighters who lost pay and benefits after seeking religious accommodations from a COVID vaccine mandate.
With the national debt topping $40 trillion, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent tried to talk long-term borrowing costs lower. David Bahnsen explains why the bond market didn’t go along, what the debt milestone does—and doesn’t—mean, and what Fed chair Kevin Warsh may signal at Jackson Hole.
John Stonestreet considers how the Lindsay Clancy case could reinforce the claim that children diminish women’s lives.
Hunter Baker weighs the socialist wing’s Florida breakthrough against its sharp setback in one of the country’s competitive House districts. Also: unsettled Senate races, Meta’s courtroom fight, and presidential restraint with reporters.
