Culture Friday on the significance of Michael Brown’s death and Jack Kevorkian’s first public assisted suicide, a review of My Penguin Friend, and Casting Crowns celebrating 20 years. Plus, the Friday morning news
Ukraine surprises Russia with an offensive attack, Asa Hutchinson explains his plans for voting in the presidential election, and restoration after the wildfires on Maui. Plus, Cal Thomas on deterring protests on college campuses and the Thursday morning news
On Washington Wednesday, Democrats prepare for their national convention; on World Tour, news from Rwanda, Serbia, Algeria, and Colombia; and favela children in Brazil hear the gospel. Plus, a bear in the classroom, Hunter Baker on the state of Christian education, and the Wednesday morning news
Boeing and NASA work to retrieve American astronauts from space, American hostages in Gaza, and black voters who support Trump. Plus, Brad Littlejohn on using AI and the Tuesday morning news
On Legal Docket, securing religious liberty on a college campus; on Moneybeat, tax promises on the campaign trail; and on the WORLD History Book, three stories from the wild outdoors. Plus, the Monday morning news
On Culture Friday, the controversy over the Olympic Committee not protecting the women boxers; films that marvel at the created order; and on Word Play, the notorious history of a common noun. Plus, the Friday morning news
Trial postponed for the alleged 9/11 mastermind, parents take a stand against the new Title IX guidelines, and a soup kitchen changes a chef’s life. Plus, an update from Mary Reichard, Cal Thomas on the Secret Service, and the Thursday morning news
On Washington Wednesday, a look at Kamala Harris’s running mate; on World Tour, news from Bangladesh, the United Kingdom, India, and the Olympics; and a Bible translation for a village in Papua New Guinea. Plus, Janie B. Cheaney on the new normal and the Wednesday morning news
The prisoner exchange with Russia, WORLD’s Mary Reichard on her concerning diagnosis, and Jews for Jesus during Israel’s war with Hamas. Plus, Daniel Darling on pro-life strategy and the Tuesday morning news
On Culture Friday, identity politics on the campaign trail, taking phones out of the classroom, and the ideas of the French revolution driving LGBTQ displays at the opening ceremony of the Olympics; a new Batman show misses what made previous adaptations great; and Ask the Editor for August. Plus, the Friday morning news
