On Washington Wednesday, the president’s State of the Union address and the ouster of several Democrats from top committees; on World Tour, the latest international news; and a small town community coming to terms with literally stopping the presses. Plus: commentary from Janie B. Cheaney, and the Wednesday morning news.
The availability of the abortion pill in retail drug stores has become the new front in the fight to save the unborn; school choice arrives in Iowa; and the Classic Book of the Month for February. Plus: commentary from Steve West, and the Tuesday morning news.
On Legal Docket, what a student with disabilities must do to get what he is entitled to under the law; on Moneybeat, David Bahnsen answers listener questions; and on History Book, important dates from the past. Plus: the Monday morning news.
On Culture Friday, Jack Phillips continues his legal battles; and Collin Garbarino reviews Nate Bargatze’s latest comedy special. Plus: Ask the Editor and the Friday morning news.
What’s really at stake in the debate over the national debt; Some people wonder whether protections for unborn children should include penalties for mothers who choose abortion; and a hospital harp ministry. Plus: commentary from Cal Thomas, and the Thursday morning news.
On Washington Wednesday, a problem with security and ethics at the Supreme Court; on World Tour, the latest international news; and a generous farmer. Plus: commentary from Ryan Bomberger, and the Wednesday morning news.
A new technology is leaving educators divided on how to help young people use it wisely; the FDA has approved a drug to treat Alzheimer’s; and a memorable trip to a monastery. Plus: commentary from Brad Littlejohn, and the Tuesday morning news.
On the Legal Docket, a Supreme Court case that is impacted by the definition of a word; on the Monday Moneybeat, listener questions about balancing the federal budget and being an indebted nation; and on History Book, important dates from the past. Plus: the Monday morning news.
On Culture Friday, accepting homosexuality within the church and laws against its legality; Collin Garbarino reviews a film that tells the story of a bureaucrat who learns he’s dying of cancer; and feedback from our listeners. Plus: the Friday morning news.
Germany wants to expand its coal mine operations, but environmentalists are hindering efforts; Students with the Fellowship of Christian Athletes say they just want to be treated the same as other clubs; and a man who is passionate about people and surfing. Plus: commentary from Cal Thomas, and the Thursday morning news.
