Donald Trump’s speech may strive to unify Americans, experts disagree on how best to lower prescription prices, and a look at previous presidential assassination attempts. Plus, Cal Thomas on an opportunity for Trump and the Thursday morning news
On Washington Wednesday, a report from the Republican National Convention; on World Tour, news from Nigeria, Nepal, Ecuador, and Iraq; and cleaning up after Hurricane Beryl. Plus, Elliot Gaiser on presidential leadership and the Wednesday morning news
A federal judge dismisses a case against Donald Trump, NATO allies wrap up a summit in Washington, and Justice Samuel Alito shares life principles from the U.S. Constitution. Plus, Emma Waters on the gift of children and the Tuesday morning news
An analysis of the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump; on the Monday Moneybeat, David Bahnsen talks about the latest consumer price index; and on History Book, gymnast Nadia Comăneci’s perfect score at the 1976 Olympics. Plus, the Monday morning news
On Culture Friday, voting to lessen the evil enabled by government; a review of Chariots of Fire; and George Grant on sports metaphors for Word Play. Plus, the Friday morning news
Judges consider religious liberty for a foster mom and a ministry, Pope Francis and the ethics of AI, and a food pantry client serving others. Plus, Cal Thomas on “Project 2025” and the Thursday morning news
On Washington Wednesday, campaign concerns over President Biden’s health and the Republican platform; on World Tour, news from West Africa, the Philippines, Japan, and Panama; and a camp for adults with disabilities. Plus, Janie B. Cheany on being a late bloomer and the Wednesday morning news
The U.K. has a new prime minister and government, a pro-life protester is sentenced, and what happens when baseball meets farming. Plus, Brad Littlejohn on governing well and the Tuesday morning news
On Legal Docket, challenging regulations for small businesses; on Moneybeat, the jobs report and the Phillips Curve; and on the World History Book, Eric Liddell runs for gold. Plus, the Monday morning news
On Culture Friday, the business sector pulls back on Pride Month; a review of Despicable Me 4; and on Ask the Editor, a fond farewell to one of WORLD’s own. Plus, the Friday morning news
