Ceasefire troubles in Gaza, a global internet outage, and the beige trend for babies. Plus, a unique place for recipes, Daniel Suhr on lower courts ignoring Supreme Court precedent, and the Tuesday morning news
Legal Docket on racial districting and ballot rules, Moneybeat on future work with AI, and History Book on the Great Barrington Declaration. Plus, the Monday morning news
Culture Friday on what the Hamas war teaches about worldview, Joseph Holmes reviews Truth & Treason, and Word Play on God’s great bestiary. Plus, the Friday morning news
Tomahawk missiles and the war in Ukraine, a natural option for infertility, the Pentagon’s new press rules, and training a service puppy. Plus, a rescued pet detective, Cal Thomas on peace in the Middle East, and the Thursday morning news
Washington Wednesday on the shutdown standoff and election upsets, World Tour on El Salvador under Bukele, and reshaping lives in Oregon. Plus, a run-away decoration, Janie B. Cheaney on the importance of followers, and the Wednesday morning news
Reactions in Israel to the release of hostages, attempts to turn skin cells into embryos, China’s persecution of Christians, and political assassinations throughout history. Plus, Maria Baer on AI’s limit, an underage gator, and the Tuesday morning news
On Legal Docket, the justices consider Colorado’s counseling law; on Moneybeat, the rare-earth showdown with China; and on History Book, Narnia turns 75. Plus, the Monday morning news
Israelis celebrate reports of a ceasefire; on Culture Friday, John Stonestreet talks about generic mifepristone approval and Bari Weiss at CBS; and Collin Garbarino reviews Tron: Ares. Plus, the Friday morning news
U.S. airstrikes on a Venezuelan drug cartel, coerced abortions with mail-order drugs, and visiting an Italian craftsman. Plus, missing an important call, Cal Thomas on conversion therapy, and the Thursday morning news
On Washington Wednesday, Hunter Baker covers Pam Bondi’s hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee; on World Tour, a Supreme Court case on Nigeria’s blasphemy laws; and a Parents Night Out for kids with special needs. Plus, a lifesaving chef, Ray Hacke on Clayton Kershaw’s career, and the Wednesday morning news
