On Culture Friday, John Stonestreet weighs in on the Wisconsin school shooting, RFK Jr.’s pro-life promises, and a Supreme Court justice on Broadway; Collin Garbarino reviews two new releases geared toward families; and more music for Advent. Plus, George Grant considers paradoxes and the Friday morning news
Christians in Madison, Wis., unite in grief and prayer after the tragic shooting, a mom arrested for letting her son roam, and Nativity scenes from around the world. Plus, a hidden message in a Christmas card, Cal Thomas on Biden’s final weeks, and the Thursday morning news
On Washington Wednesday, a look back at the 118th Congress; on World Tour, news from West Africa, Bangladesh, Bolivia, and Kosovo; and gingerbread houses building more than family memories. Plus, celebrating athletes speaking up for life, unruly fans in demand, and the Wednesday morning news
Drone sightings along the Eastern Seaboard, concern for Christians in Syria, and holiday cheer in a cup. Plus, the hands and feet of Christ in North Carolina, a singing Christmas tree, and the Tuesday morning news
The Supreme Court considers a case about Holocaust restitution, David Bahnsen talks about financial deregulation in 2025, and History Book profiles the architect of American language. Plus, the Monday morning news
On Culture Friday, John Stonestreet talks about cultural and familial factors that lead to tragic choices, Collin Garbarino reviews a new animated movie set in Middle Earth, and more music for Advent. Plus, Notre Dame reopens its doors to the public and the Friday morning news
Florida handles homelessness, the Senate debates mass illegal immigrant deportation, and a renown boy’s choir goes beyond music. Plus, Cal Thomas on presidential pardons and the Thursday morning news
On Washington Wednesday, tackling government efficiency and military priorities; on World Tour, news from Ghana, Romania, the Dominican Republic, and Sweden; and reversing a chemical abortion. Plus, avoiding “brain rot,” an Australian car with an unexpected passenger, and the Wednesday morning news
Syrian rebels overthrow Bashar al-Assad, corporations and institutions abandon DEI, and a passion for singing ancient music. Plus, C.S. Lewis on modern society, a soldier reconnects with his canine partner, and the Tuesday morning news
The Supreme Court considers the constitutionality of Tennessee’s protections for minors, David Bahnsen talks about shareholder activism, and History Book highlights the backstories of a few Christmas traditions. Plus, the Monday morning news
