Some Washington high school runners have decided the best way to win the race is not to run. With a ballot measure approaching, the girls most affected are too young to vote. WORLD’s Ray Hacke hears their appeal to the adults who can.
Elite runner Sara Hall thought adopting four daughters might mean the end of her racing career. Instead, she got faster. WORLD’s Lindsay Mast talks with Hall about the failures her children watched her work through—and how motherhood changed the meaning of winning for her.
Adam M. Carrington | Many horror movies acknowledge the supernatural, but they rarely get it right
WORLD History Book: A French gift celebrating liberty became a symbol of welcome to immigrants. WORLD’s Emma Eicher reports on Lady Liberty at 140.
Two alien-encounter films offer very different visions of providence. WORLD’s Steve Limkeman compares Steven Spielberg’s Disclosure Day with M. Night Shyamalan’s Signs.
On this month’s Quest, George Grant asks pastor John Currie about three books that shaped his understanding of leadership—and why character must match words.
The founder of XX-XY Athletics speaks about her sports apparel line, protecting female athletes, and influencing the cultural conversation
