On Washington Wednesday, Donald Trump’s trials and Nikki Haley’s plans; on World Tour, news from the African Union, Germany, Papua New Guinea, and Colombia; and tragedy deepens faith and a friendship. Plus, Janie B. Cheaney on a new education model and the Wednesday morning news
The death of Alexei Navalny reveals Vladimir Putin’s weakness, states put cursive back into the curriculum, and an Australian man serves as an international missionary close to home. Plus, Brad Littlejohn on aging and the Tuesday morning news
On Legal Docket, Texas landowners seek compensation from the state; on the Monday Moneybeat, Japan’s economy drops to fourth place; and on the World History Book, an American figure skater wins the gold medal. Plus, the Monday morning news
On Culture Friday, the theological difference between “He Gets Us” and “He Saves Us”; Oscar nominees for best animated film of 2023; and a poet responds to cancer. Plus, a look at two-faced expressions on Word Play and the Friday morning news
The Lakewood Church shooter had a history of mental illness, defending religious liberty at home and abroad, remembering marathoner Kelvin Kiptum, and an Ohio church receives code violations for sheltering the homeless. Plus, Cal Thomas on the docuseries Gospel and the Thursday morning news
On Washington Wednesday, why Republicans in Congress are split on foreign aid to Ukraine; on World Tour, news from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ecuador, Greece, and China; and a video series discussing sexuality issues and Biblical truth. Plus, Bethel McGrew on euthanasia for terminally ill children and the Wednesday morning news
Governors address abortion and pro-life positions, enrollment in trade schools rises amidst increased demand, and a Muslim searches for God. Plus, Hunter Baker on El Salvador’s strongman president and the Tuesday morning news
On Legal Docket, the Supreme Court considers whether a state can remove Donald Trump from the primary ballot; on the Monday Moneybeat, the status of commercial real estate in the United States; and on the World History Book, FDR’s plan to pack the Supreme Court. Plus, the Monday morning news
On Culture Friday, how Hamas harms children; the new TV mini-series Masters of the Air captures the horrors and heroism of American airmen in WWII; and an audio postcard from a fishing village in Italy. Plus, the Friday morning news
The United States responds to attacks from Iran-backed militias, a Tennessee court finds six pro-life activists guilty of conspiracy and violating federal law, and a homeschool robotics team. Plus, Cal Thomas on the Senate’s border bill and the Thursday morning news
