On Legal Docket, analysis of six Supreme Court decisions; on Moneybeat, the Iran strikes and the oil surge; and on History Book, a Navy SEAL’s final mission. Plus, the Monday morning news
On Culture Friday, John Stonestreet discusses the erosion of a Biblical worldview; Joseph Holmes reviews the live-action How to Train Your Dragon; and Arsenio Orteza remembers the life and music of Brian Wilson. Plus, the Friday morning news
Texas legislation on assisting ICE, priests concerned about mandatory reporting guidelines, and affordable homes one tiny house at a time. Plus, salad celebrities, Cal Thomas remembers the rescue of Vietnamese orphans, and the Thursday morning news
On Washington Wednesday, the House considers rescission packages; on World Tour, news from Columbia, India, the DRC, and Uzbekistan; and Andrew Klavan on lessons learned from dark and difficult stories. Plus, a tired father mistaken for a homeless man, Janie B. Cheaney on the importance of reading aloud, and the Wednesday morning news
Riots erupt over immigration enforcement, the Supreme Court considers disability rights, and ranch life in New Mexico. Plus, Adam Carrington on the Book of Common Prayer and the Tuesday morning news
On Legal Docket, the Supreme Court’s unanimous decisions; on Moneybeat, the latest jobs report; and on History Book, an Arctic expedition. Plus, the Monday morning news
On Culture Friday, John Stonestreet emphasizes the importance of moral clarity; Arsenio Orteza reviews the music of Ronnie Martin; and on Ask the Editor, Paul Butler reflects on a year of God’s grace. Plus, the Friday morning news
Ukraine’s long-range drone strike, a New Jersey church fights eminent domain, and emotional first aid for trauma victims. Plus, an elephant with the munchies, Cal Thomas on the “big, beautiful bill,” and the Thursday morning news
On Washington Wednesday, RFK Jr.’s “MAHA” report; on World Tour, news from Nigeria, Sweden, Mongolia, and El Salvador; and a Messianic Jewish rabbi responds to the recent violence. Plus, bees on the loose, Hans Fiene on the “race wars,” and the Wednesday morning news
AI regulation vs. innovation, cutting NPR/PBS funding, and speaking up against transgender affirmation. Plus, Carl Trueman on fewer “pride” events, a slow growing family tree, and the Tuesday morning news
