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The World and Everything in It: October 11, 2024

On Culture Friday, John Stonestreet reflects on the harms of social media, Collin Garbarino reviews a Lego documentary about Pharrell Williams, and George Grant highlights a wordsmith president on Word Play. Plus, the Friday morning news

The Colorado Supreme Court dismisses a case against Jack Phillips, some Democrats no longer support their party, and Allie Beth Stuckey explains “toxic empathy.” Plus, Cal Thomas on Vice President Kamala Harris’ recent interviews and the Thursday morning news

On Washington Wednesday, chasing after voters in Michigan; on World Tour, news from Mozambique, Kazakhstan, the U.K., and the Philippines; and sheepdog trials in Australia. Plus, a beaver gets tenure and the Wednesday morning news

Nations around the world mark the Oct. 7, 2023, Hamas terrorist attack, decisions surrounding Israel’s fight, and rural North Carolina receives help. Plus, Carl Trueman on teen despair and Christian hope and the Tuesday morning news


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The Legal Docket team previews the upcoming Supreme Court term, David Bahnsen digs into the September jobs report on Moneybeat, and remembering the Oct. 7 Hamas attack on Israel. Plus, the Monday morning news

On Culture Friday, John Stonestreet analyzes how the vice presidential debate framed abortion policy, Alfred Hitchcock’s film Rear Window turns 70, and October’s Ask the Editor. Plus, the Friday morning news

The politics of miscarriages and botched abortions, Israel marks its new year with troops in southern Lebanon, and life in Ukraine as winter approaches. Plus, Cal Thomas on Israel’s 1982 war with the PLO and the Thursday morning news

On Washington Wednesday, an analysis of the vice presidential debate and election margins in Pennsylvania; on World Tour, news from Lebanon, England, Japan, and Africa; and an Ohio pregnancy resource center helping immigrants. Plus, the Wednesday morning news

Communities pick up the pieces after Hurricane Helene, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy shares his plan for victory, and a U.S. president’s hometown comes to grips with fading attention. Plus, a heroic reporter, Brad Littlejohn on hurricane devastation, and the Tuesday morning news

On Legal Docket, religious liberty victory over pronouns; on Moneybeat, presidential politics and the economy; and on History Book, four stories of Bible translation. Plus, the Monday morning news