On Legal Docket, Mexico attempts to hold U.S. gunmakers responsible for cartel violence; on Moneybeat, David Bahnsen talks tariffs, markets, and economic uncertainty; and on History Book, a storm sparks John Newton’s faith. Plus, the Monday morning news
On Culture Friday, John Stonestreet gives updates on BLM, SBC, and the DOE; Collin Garbarino reviews The Day the Earth Blew Up; and on Word Play, George Grant considers mixed metaphors. Plus, the Friday morning news
The future of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, life for a hostage after his release, and caring for a child with disabilities. Plus, a pet survives the California wildfires, Cal Thomas remembers Reagan’s economic recovery, and the Thursday morning news
On Washington Wednesday, funding the government and closing the Department of Education; on World Tour, news from Syria, Romania, Australia, and Poland; and the sport of freestyle bullfighting. Plus, Daniel Darling on an opportunity for evangelism and the Wednesday morning news
The European Union increases its defense spending in Ukraine, Montana legislators debate the ethics of assisted suicide, and an immigrant family experiences the American dream. Plus, Andrew Walker on politics and faith, a toddler dials 9-1-1 for donuts, and the Tuesday morning news
On Legal Docket, the Supreme Court considers due-process rights and equal standards for discrimination lawsuits; on Moneybeat, government spending detox; and on History Book, the pro-life movement turns violent. Plus, the Monday morning news
On Culture Friday, John Stonestreet says Neil Postman was right about public discourse and show business, Arsenio Orteza reviews a handful of new recordings worthy of consideration, and Ask the Editor for the month of March. Plus, the Friday morning news
Analysis of President Trump’s address to the joint session of congress this week, the high price of eggs, and Ukrainian refugees find a home in Germany. Plus, an Australian man who saved the lives of many babies, Cal Thomas on how Democrats responded to the President’s speech, and the Thursday morning news
On Washington Wednesday, the Trump administration continues to reduce the federal workforce; on World Tour, a special report on the DRC; and a musician finds healing through worship. Plus, an English woman raves about turning 105, Janie B. Cheaney encourages husbands and wives to keep an open heart, and the Wednesday morning news
U.S. Immigration weighs exceptions for Afghan allies, understanding checks and balances of executive authority, and families seek self-sufficient living. Plus, A.S. Ibrahim on Islamic terrorism against Christians, a casual friend makes a life-saving sacrifice, and the Tuesday morning news
