More countries added to the list of religious freedom violators, a survivor and advocate speaks about Title IX revisions, and the harms of a phone-based childhood. Plus, Cal Thomas on restoring order and decorum on college campuses and the Thursday morning news
On Washington Wednesday, changes to the FISA expand and restrict FBI powers; on World Tour, Kenya begins recovery from deadly flooding; and volunteers repurpose leftover flowers to encourage the lonely. Plus, Janie B. Cheaney on the virtue of victory and the Wednesday morning news
Americans have differing opinions about banning TikTok, the Supreme Court considers Idaho’s law protecting the unborn, and caring for coral reefs. Plus, Emma Waters on commercial surrogacy and the Tuesday morning news
On Legal Docket, former President Donald Trump’s Supreme Court appeal; on the Monday Moneybeat, economic reports for the first quarter; and for WORLD History Book, President Richard Nixon releases the Watergate transcripts. Plus, the Monday morning news
On Culture Friday, the importance of defining terms; a review of the new film Unsung Hero; and Listener Feedback for April. Plus, the Friday morning news
Observing Passover with empty seats for the hostages and concerns about anti-Semitism, Boeing works to reclaim its reputation, and a shipyard making warships. Plus, Cal Thomas on signs of accountability and the Thursday morning news
On Washington Wednesday, Congress funds our allies and considers protection against deepfakes; on World Tour, news from Colombia, Spain, Sri Lanka, and New York City; and detecting and eradicating a health hazard. Plus, ballerinas set a world record, Bethel McGrew on the abortion conversation, and the Wednesday morning news
The Biden administration’s changes to Title IX limits due process and free speech, four recent Supreme Court opinions, and a Christian radio station sharing hope in Haiti. Plus, Daniel Darling on the qualities of democracy and the Tuesday morning news
On Legal Docket, the Supreme Court considers whether a law written to punish financial fraud applies to Jan. 6 defendants; on the Monday Moneybeat, stock market valuation; and on the World History Book, a massacre of evangelicals in northern Italy. Plus, the Monday morning news
The myth of neutrality in the mainstream media, a review of the PBS series Mr Bates vs The Post Office, and music for meditation in everyday life. Plus, the Friday morning news
