Testimonies and research at a United Kingdom tribunal paint a harrowing picture of China’s intentions to assimilate the ethnic group by force
Plagiarism controversies and a growing sermon-prep industry bring attention to a question pastors face when preparing material for the pulpit: How much borrowing is too much?
WORLD’s coverage of the battle for the unborn highlights the highs and lows of a movement with often unexpected allies
Ultrasound technology is a powerful tool against the culture of death—but it has its limits
Naomi Osaka profiles the Olympic athlete’s success and struggles
Street Gang goes behind the scenes on iconic kids’ show Sesame Street
Top films for the weekend of July 23-25
Ninja warriors get their kicks in G.I. Joe origin story Snake Eyes
The reboot of the 1980s kids’ show misses the mark
M. Night Shyamalan’s Old is a time-twisting horror film that forces viewers to number their days
Noteworthy new or recent releases
The Latvian Radio Archive series is a treasure for serious music fans
Evaluating the future of Roe v. Wade in U.S. courtrooms and American hearts
Recent books on marriage and parenting
Determinism versus personal determination
Churches and ministries offer help and healing to first responders and families of victims in the Surfside, Fla., condo collapse
A tragic miscarriage and a blue-eyed baby girl started Paul and Robin Pennington on a lifelong track of adoption work
Battling a medical impairment, gold medalist swimmer Bowe Becker navigated a winding course to Tokyo
