Islamic terrorists take responsibility for the attack in Moscow, new EPA emission standards push automakers to sell more electric vehicles, and the pandemic complicates the adoption process in China. Plus, Maria Baer on living with the messiness in God’s family and the Tuesday morning news
On Legal Docket, arguments about whether the Biden administration crossed a line when pressuring social media companies; on the Monday Moneybeat, the Justice Department’s antitrust case against Apple; and on the World History Book, NASA’s first mission to Mercury. Plus, the Monday morning news
On Culture Friday, abortion hits a record high and the government’s management of happiness and misinformation; The Matrix turns 25; and two books about Martin Luther King Jr. Plus, the Friday morning news
A federal appeals court considers whether Texas can enforce its border security law, Hong Kong’s new security law further erodes freedoms, and an American missionary family leaves Haiti. Plus, Cal Thomas on taking the lead on the abortion issue and the Thursday morning news
On Washington Wednesday, the House impeachment inquiry into President Biden’s family business dealings; on World Tour, news from Egypt, Niger, India, and Uzbekistan; and the foster care system in Australia. Plus, Janie B. Cheaney on restoring reading comprehension and the Wednesday morning news
The U.S. healthcare system and cybersecurity attacks, Oregon reinstates penalties for drug possession, and a basketball referee encourages players. Plus, remembering the inventor of karaoke, Bethel McGrew on the postmodern revolution, and the Tuesday morning news
On Legal Docket, cases concerning the statute of limitations for music copyrights and a challenge over bank card fees; on the Monday Moneybeat, the potential ripple effects of divesting TikTok; and on the World History Book, President Bill Clinton orchestrates a cease-fire. Plus, the Monday morning news
On Culture Friday, pushback on TikTok, puberty blockers, and the definition of family; a review of the film One Life; and children’s books that sow seeds of the gospel. Plus, the Friday morning news
The House of Representatives votes to reduce China’s influence in the United States, leaked conversations reveal problems with puberty blockers, and how the embryo ruling affects a couple in Alabama. Plus, Cal Thomas on Israel’s need to win and the Thursday morning news
On Washington Wednesday, the strategy of America’s adversaries; on World Tour, hundreds of children abducted in Nigeria; and the passion of composing orchestration. Plus, skijoring in Colorado, Katelyn Walls Shelton on gender politics in Ireland, and the Wednesday morning news
