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The World and Everything in It: August 28, 2024

On Washington Wednesday, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. joins Donald Trump; on World Tour, Rwanda institutes regulations on churches; and historic towns with movie nostalgia. Plus, Joe Rigney on our civic duty and the Wednesday morning news

Title IX revisions suspended for some states, San Francisco offers bus tickets to the homeless, and teaching boys to be men. Plus, Samuel James looks at online dating and the Tuesday morning news

On Legal Docket, animal rights in the courts; on Moneybeat, interest rate cuts and the jobs report miscalculation; and on History Book, Michael Faraday’s faith and scientific discoveries. Plus, the Monday morning news

On Culture Friday, debriefing the DNC, changes to Title IX, and the influence of a TV pioneer; a review of the Kendrick brothers’ latest film; and the Friday morning news


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Middle East policies and strategies, students wait for financial aid, and honoring veterans and their families. Plus, Cal Thomas on Democratic campaigns and the Thursday morning news

On Washington Wednesday, highlights of the Democratic National Convention; on World Tour, news from Afghanistan, Kenya, Pakistan, and Kashmir; and flight training with a mission. Plus, Janie B. Cheaney on Biblical joy and the Wednesday morning news

Foreigners phishing in American campaigns, parents fight religious discrimination in Maine, and visiting Israel online. Plus, Jerry Bowyer with a case against selling mifepristone and the Tuesday morning news

On Legal Docket, the transformation of a convicted felon’s heart and life; on Moneybeat, an analysis of Kamala Harris’ inflation policies; and on History Book, the first American Soapbox Derby. Plus, the Monday morning news

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