Washington Wednesday on Iran’s costly move, World Tour on Switzerland’s population growth, and a Mars Hill student competition. Plus, Janie B. Cheaney on home management skills, a helium balloon law, and the Wednesday morning news
Analysis of the Iran agreement, Social Security for young workers, alternatives to Pride Month, and tradesmen for life. Plus, Cal Thomas on the Iran negotiations, Google’s debugging project, and the Tuesday morning news
Legal Docket recaps three recent Supreme Court rulings, Moneybeat covers Elon Musk’s trillion-dollar milestone, and History Book highlights Bob Dylan’s landmark recording. Plus, the Monday morning news
Culture Friday covers the Pentagon’s Mormon classification, Collin Garbarino reviews Disclosure Day, and George Grant talks with Stephen Mansfield. Plus, the Friday morning news
Surveillance and Bill Pulte’s leadership, rescuing exploited children, helping children avoid online temptations, and fighting Ebola. Plus, Daniel Suhr on Cleveland Clinic’s decision, stuck in concrete, and the Thursday morning news
Washington Wednesday on Graham Platner’s victory, World Tour on Peru’s presidential election, and a tough year for blueberries. Plus, Tyler O’Neil on allegations against the Southern Poverty Law Center, apprehending illegal cockroaches, and the Wednesday morning news
Iran’s latest strategy, Qatar’s spending in the U.S., miscarriage treatment in pro-life states, and a fleet of traveling museums. Plus, Cal Thomas on public confidence in the news media, a Bangladeshi buffalo, and the Tuesday morning news
Legal Docket on important wins for regulators, Moneybeat on the future for graduates, and History Book on the development of Miranda rights. Plus, the Monday morning news
Culture Friday on quarterback Jaxson Dart’s introduction of President Trump, a mostly forgotten Broadway musical, and Word Play on greatness appearing effortless. Plus, the Friday morning news
Public distrust of the Ebola outbreak, the end of Trump’s anti-weaponization fund, protecting women in shelters, and Astronaut Barry Wilmore’s training and faith. Plus, Daniel Suhr on responsibility for transgender procedures, New York sewer visitors, and the Thursday morning news
