The Biden Administration proposes a change to Title IX that complicates barring boys from playing in girls school sports; A Minnesota mom takes the state to task for a proposed ethnic studies mandate; and an unlikely team rebuilds one of the US’s oldest African American communities, one house at a time. Plus: the Tar-minator tackles what appears to be a pothole, commentary from Cal Thomas, and the Thursday morning news.
On Washington Wednesday, campaigning against ESG; on World Tour, a special report about the drought in Somalia; and hospice care for the youngest patients. Plus: breaking a 138 year family streak of boys, commentary from Ryan Bomberger, and the Wednesday morning news
Afghan refugees in the US are in legal limbo while the White House blames Trump for its botched withdrawal in 2021; A congregation of persecuted Chinese believers arrives safely in America; and students of Asbury University reflect on the fruit of February’s extended chapel service. Plus: a creative way to fix a pothole, commentary from Steve West, and the Tuesday morning news.
Students and administrators consider what’s next in the weeks following February’s extended worship service in Hughes Auditorium
On Legal Docket, a roundup of recent oral arguments from the Supreme Court; on Moneybeat, what the IRS is up to with increased funding; and on The World History Book, ten years since the Boston Marathon bombings. Plus: the Monday morning news
On Culture Friday, reflecting on the empty tomb over against recent headlines; at the movies, a faith-based film lands a decent but predictable plot; and what to do with heavy news on Ask the Editor. Plus: the Friday morning news.
As generative AI gets more powerful, tech titans call for a timeout to consider the ethics involved; migrant deaths put heavy burdens on local communities as summer surges are anticipated; and walking in the footsteps of Jesus in modern day Jerusalem. Plus: TikTok on Capitol Hill, T-Rex lips, commentary from Cal Thomas, and the Thursday morning news.
On Washington Wednesday, analyzing the charges against Donald Trump; on World Tour, news from Kenya, Finland, Ukraine, and Iraq; and music for Easter. Plus: a praying weatherman, commentary from Janie B. Cheaney, and the Wednesday morning news
A California mayor is resisting the housing-first policies that overwhelmed his town; West Coast lawmakers consider prohibiting discrimination on the basis of caste as more South Asians enter the US workforce; and Classic Book of the Month. Plus: a dramatic rescue at sea, an animal-clogged chimney, and the Tuesday morning news.
On Legal Docket, Native Americans contend that the federal government isn’t protecting their water rights; holding banks accountable on the Monday Moneybeat; and on the World History Book, a notable Cold War speech from President Dwight Eisenhower. Plus: an animal-stuffed chimney sets off the carbon monoxide alarm and the Monday morning news.
