Washington Wednesday on leadership after violence and redistricting restraint, World Tour on Chile’s presidential election, and an Old World Christmas in Columbus, Ohio. Plus, reflections on the Mayflower Compact, the font of American diplomacy, and the Wednesday morning news
ISIS attacks in Syria, a bail-out for American farmers, regulating artificial intelligence, and Christmas in Bethlehem. Plus, Steven Wedgeworth on a King James Christmas, Venmo and friendship etiquette, and the Tuesday morning news
Legal Docket covers the Supreme Court cases on campaign-finance rules and limiting future speech, Moneybeat explains the Fed policy, and History Book highlights the “Millionaire Missionary.” Plus, the Monday morning news
Culture Friday John Stonestreet talks social media bans, the doctrine of hell, and the new media landscape. Plus Collin Garbarino reviews The Perfect Neighbor, Peter Mead reflects on the Incarnation, and the Friday morning news
Fixing the Affordable Care Act, German Christmas market security concerns, and how Charles Dickens shaped Christmas. Plus, a father-daughter dance behind bars, Cal Thomas on the consequences of tax policy, and the Thursday morning news
Washington Wednesday on the Obamacare subsidies, affordability, and federal health policy, World Tour on updates from Syria, Southeast Asia, Benin, and Germany; and Lee Strobel contemplates the supernatural. Plus, Janie B. Cheaney on when God is silent, a foiled contraband Christmas, and the Wednesday morning news
Behind the second strike, cyberattacks with artificial intelligence, and two recent Christmas albums. Plus, Seth Troutt on grateful feasting, the stinky smell of success, and the Tuesday morning news
Legal Docket on New Jersey’s demand for donor information, Moneybeat on the $6 billion gift to the Trump Accounts, and History Book on the creative work behind A Charlie Brown Christmas
Culture Friday covers the president’s dehumanizing rhetoric and a potential break with the Boy Scouts, Joseph Holmes reviews Zootopia 2, and Peter Mead reflects on the Incarnation. Plus, the Friday morning news
Nigeria’s silent genocide, Afghan vetting under scrutiny, and Delano Squires on restoring black families. Plus, teens find love after a coma, Cal Thomas on conservative giants, and Thursday morning news
