Congress formally ends the Iraq War 20 years after it started; North Korean defectors recall how they found faith on the run; and a Bible smuggler casts the vision for the next generation. Plus: classic commentary from Joel Belz, fishing for memories, and the Tuesday morning news.
On Legal Docket, a profile of a religious liberty law firm founder; on the Monday Moneybeat, what it takes to contain the contagion of bank failures; and on the World History Book, 20 years since the Iraq War began; Plus: the Monday Morning news.
On Culture Friday, a Federal Judge gets shouted down by law students; Collin Garbarino reviews three movies streaming this weekend that are better than the Shazam! sequel; and on Word Play, George Grant delves into the legacy of Isaac Watts’ hymn writing. Plus, the Friday Morning news.
An Arizona school district cuts ties with Arizona Christian University over its statement of beliefs; French lawmakers move towards raising the retirement age despite pushback; and how a musician in Asheville found peace through making hammer dulcimers. Plus: the Republican response to the Tucker tapes, a 72-year career in radio, commentary from Cal Thomas, and the Thursday morning news.
Kevin McCarthy’s decision to give Tucker Carlson access to security footage reignites a debate about political narratives
French lawmakers are on the verge of raising the retirement age from 62 to 64 as unions continue to strike in key industries
On Washington Wednesday, lawmakers investigate the chaotic 2021 US withdrawal from Afghanistan; on World Tour, a record-breaking cyclone slams Mozambique; and lessons learned in a game cafe. Plus: commentary from Ryan Bomberger, and the Wednesday morning news.
Domestic abuse is on the rise in Australia, including within the church; states are making it easier for felons to regain their voting rights; and Whitney Williams recommends three books for children their parents will enjoy. Plus: commentary from Jerry Bowyer, a bison roadblock, and the Tuesday morning news.
On Legal Docket, what counts as medical identity theft; on Moneybeat, the reasons behind America’s second biggest bank failure; and on History Book, significant events from the past. Plus: an update from the World Journalism Institute mid-career course, and the Monday morning news
On Culture Friday, Canada is trying to normalize the unthinkable with euthanasia and gender politics; Collin Garbarino reviews three kids’ shows with great values; and Steve West listens to the music of a band of Dominican friars…playing bluegrass. Plus: an incarcerated tiger gets a new home, and the Friday morning news.
