The people who hold institutions together—and what happens when they disappear. Washington Wednesday on Sen. Lindsey Graham's legacy, World Tour on Nigeria's search for justice, and why community college's affordable path often comes with hidden costs. Plus, Cal Thomas rewinds a 1976 argument that's still with us, Santas gather in Denmark, and the Wednesday morning news.
What prosecutors finally revealed in the Charlie Kirk case, why Lindsey Graham's sister is carrying on his work, and the surprising myth about fathers in unexpected pregnancies. Plus, the hidden aftermath of the Oklahoma City bombing, Janie B. Cheaney on air conditioning's greatest legacy, and Tuesday morning news.
Legal Docket: Conscience and consequences. Moneybeat: The ownership paradox. Plus, History Book: The scenic route—and the Monday morning news.
Culture Friday on Charlie Kirk’s assassination, the new Little House on the Prairie, and George Grant talks with Jonathan Master. Plus, the Friday morning news
Iran’s default, Afrikaners in America, summer jobs, and a Gettysburg guide. Plus, Cal Thomas on distrusting Iran, canine soccer fans, and the Thursday morning news
Washington Wednesday on Vance’s break with the free-market tradition, World Tour on remaining pastors detained in China, and becoming first-time homebuyers. Plus, Bethel McGrew on the British ban on “conversion therapy,” a hot dog chomp-champ, and the Wednesday morning news
China releases Pastor Ezra Jin, a seminary’s stand for Biblical teaching, witnessing at America 250, and restoring the American bison. Plus, Joe Rigney on inheriting America’s founding principles, a British copy of our Declaration, and the Tuesday morning news
Legal Docket on birthright citizenship, Moneybeat on President Trump’s financial dealings, and History Book on America’s forgotten founder. Plus, the Monday morning news
Culture Friday on inspiring visitors from abroad, A Great Awakening, and Word Play on our founding documents’ eloquent language. Plus, the Friday morning news
Upholding Title IX's protections, surviving Venezuela’s earthquakes, protecting Virginia’s unborn children, and encouraging Christian writers. Plus, Albert Mohler on Britain’s slow abandonment, an overlooked dinosaur, and Thursday morning news
