Washington Wednesday on a fatal flashpoint in Minneapolis, World Tour on news in Nigeria, Iran, Tel Aviv, and Japan, and the government’s $3-per-meal promise. Plus, Daniel Darling on Benjamin Franklin’s moral vision, Rhode Island reconsiders the Mr. Potato Head license plates, and the Wednesday morning news
Recovery after captivity for a released Israeli hostage, leaving the World Health Organization, and inside the world of equestrian sports. Plus, Maria Baer reflects on the Mapplethorpe trial, a shelter overrun by mice, and the Tuesday morning news
Legal Docket on the power to fire a Federal Reserve governor, Moneybeat on what Davos revealed about the global economy, and History Book on the past and present March for Life. Plus, the Monday morning news
Culture Friday on the price of pro-life witness, a review of two very different mysteries, and an exploration of poetry and music
Minnesota’s social-services fraud, March for Life leaders weigh Trump’s record, travel restrictions on international adoptions, and former congressman Steve Pearce’s vision of leadership. Plus, Cal Thomas on Mitt Romney’s tax argument, AI hallucination, and the Thursday morning news
Washington Wednesday on what the feds can do about the disrupted church service, World Tour on the news in Syria, Japan, Spain, and Uganda, and identical twins with rival political paths. Plus, Janie B. Cheaney on regional identity, a record-setting trash bin, and the Wednesday morning news
Recent Supreme Court rulings, Payton McNabb’s experience competing against a man, and creating art that collectors want. Plus, arresting an emu, Joe Rigney on political disorder in a Minnesota church, and the Tuesday morning news
Legal Docket on women’s sports at the Supreme Court, Moneybeat on the narrowing race for Fed chair, and History Book on establishing the AMBER alert system. Plus, the Monday morning news
Culture Friday on online narratives and misplaced conviction, analysis of film noir, Word Play on reshaped language, and the PCA’s new leadership. Plus, the Friday morning news
Britain’s End of Life bill, Washington’s updated nutrition advice, and the revival of classical architecture. Plus, Albert Mohler examines a viral hearing moment, exotic monkeys on the loose, and the Thursday morning news
