On Washington Wednesday, Hunter Baker considers Anthony Fauci’s COVID-era authority; a Ukraine leadership fight divides civilians with family on the front lines; and apple detectives preserve forgotten fruit before the knowledge disappears. Plus: a Florida man escapes an alligator by going for its eyes, and Janie B. Cheaney considers foster care on a child’s timeline.
Saudi nuclear questions, a ministry ordered off Wind River land, California’s campus abortion push, and Ryan Bomberger on the lie that unplanned means unwanted. Plus, Bethel McGrew on New York’s assisted-suicide law, a three-dollar Wilt Chamberlain legend, and the Tuesday morning news.
Legal Docket on the Christian convictions Alaska Airlines treated as forbidden, Moneybeat on what the 10-year Treasury reveals about the economy, and the WORLD History Book on the Andrea Doria collision and extraordinary rescue. Plus, the Monday morning news.
Culture Friday with John Stonestreet on surrogacy, marriage, and children's television. Plus, The Bear's final season and Peter Gabriel protégé Joseph Arthur's hard-won faith.
Mission drift, the wrong measure, the trade-in trap—and a little fresh-squeezed freedom. Plus, Malcolm Guite on writing poetry one walk at a time, Daniel Suhr on election integrity, and the Thursday morning news.
Washington Wednesday on the Nixon revival, Britain’s political reset, and America’s 50 laboratories of democracy; Cuba’s communist system running on empty; and a portrait artist painting character. Plus, Albert Mohler on gender ideology in medical education, dishonor among thieves, and the Wednesday morning news.
Diplomatic assumptions meet hard realities as Iran escalates tensions and Secretary of State Marco Rubio redefines the terrorist threat. Plus, Planned Parenthood returns to federal funding, a mother's ministry forged through grief, Cal Thomas on believing what political movements plainly say, and an ironic ending to Britain's climate conference.
The woman beside Justice Alito, why “invested in AI” is the wrong question, and the debate over America's Christian founding. Plus, the Monday morning news.
Culture Friday on Finnish parliamentarian Päivi Räsänen, Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, and a whistleblower on child transgender procedures. Plus, the Friday morning news
An American diplomat detained by a U.S. ally, the debate over naloxone, the tick that rewrites the immune system, and J. Budziszewski on today’s moral confusion. Plus, Joe Rigney on the Smithsonian, a governor gets a warning, and the Thursday morning news.
