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The World and Everything in It: January 31, 2024

The World and Everything in It: January 31, 2024

On Washington Wednesday, Republicans push the Biden administration to take action on the border crisis; on World Tour, news from Niger, Turkey, France, and Honduras; and hot air balloon teams embrace the uncertainty. Plus, Jerry Bowyer on standing up to Apple’s discrimination and the Wednesday morning news

The United States and other nations cut funding to UNRWA Texas’ dispute with the federal government over border security and a music album by Christian artist Praise Lubangu reflects on God’s goodness and sovereignty. Plus, WORLD Opinions columnist Hans Fiene on what is an evangelical and the Tuesday morning news

On Legal Docket, cases about due process in the air and on the ground; on the Monday Moneybeat, economic growth puts fears of recession back in the box; and on the World History Book, remembering the end of the Holocaust. Plus, the Monday morning news

On Culture Friday, Republicans run away from abortion issues while Democrats run toward it; niche films dominate the Oscar nominations; and Listener Feedback for December and January. Plus, the Friday morning news


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Lawmakers in Missouri consider adding definitions of male and female to state law, electric vehicle owners face challenges keeping their cars charged, and an Israeli Christian pastor helps feed soldiers. Plus, Cal Thomas on the Supreme Court’s border indecision and the Thursday morning news

On Washington Wednesday, Donald Trump defeats Nikki Haley in the New Hampshire primary and Congress passes another short-term spending bill; on World Tour, news from Cameroon, France, Ecuador, and India; and America's Space Force is an important branch of the military. Plus, Brad Littlejohn on a remedy for election anxiety and the Wednesday morning news

Ron DeSantis suspends his presidential campaign, pro-lifers in Tennessee go on trial for a 2021 sit-in, and Israelis in Hostages Square, Tel Aviv, remind the world about the hostages more than 100 days ago. Plus, Janie B. Cheaney on the book Two-Parent Privilege and the Tuesday morning news

On Legal Docket, two cases at the Supreme Court give justices the opportunity to revisit Chevron deference; on the Monday Moneybeat, Javier Milei’s speech at Davos raises questions about what it takes to make economic change that lasts; and on the World History Book, revisiting the first Winter Olympics in 1924 France. Plus, the Monday morning news

On Culture Friday, China’s population decline is intensified by modern feminism; Two foreign language documentaries tell true stories about courage in the face of evil; and George Grant explains the history of halo imagery. Plus, the Friday morning news

Nicaragua exiles a Catholic bishop who criticized the government’s human rights abuses, a gallery in the Netherlands raises questions about the role of artificial intelligence in art, and what happens to migrants in self-titled sanctuary cities like New York City. Plus, Cal Thomas on what’s behind the Trump appeal for voters in 2024 and the Thursday morning news