On Legal Docket, two Supreme Court cases dealing with environmental protection; on the Monday Moneybeat, the latest economic news; and on History Book, significant events from the past. Plus: the Monday morning news.

U.S. gains ground on COVID, calls to end the unemployment boost, a pipeline ransomware attack, and a deadly bombing in Afghanistan

Economic incentives and the will to work, or not

Plus: The Donner Party sets out for California, and a famous TV critique

Roland Warren is the president and CEO of Care Net, the largest network of pregnancy resource centers in the nation. In episode 7 of The Olasky Interview, he shares his own personal story and talks with Marvin about the importance of "the first responder" in crisis pregnancies.

On Culture Friday, America’s declining fertility rate; a review of The Chosen, season two; and Listener Feedback. Plus: the Friday morning news.

Biden visits Louisiana, unemployment rate, relief flights land in India, Pfizer studies COVID variants, and election law in Florida

The declining fertility rate can’t be explained in economic terms

The second season of the streaming series about Jesus and his disciples is even better than the first

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Small business owners are having a hard time filling job openings; healthcare providers are worried about their religious liberty under the Biden administration; and an annual fishing tournament in New Jersey. Plus: commentary from Cal Thomas, and the Thursday morning news.

Vaccine expansion, national debt woes, friending Donald Trump, unfriending Liz Cheaney, and a Peloton recall

Despite high unemployment rates, business owners still can’t fill open positions

Biden administration cuts off conscience protections for healthcare providers

After 15 years underground, a horde of singing bugs is about to emerge

Annual New Jersey fishing contest pits anglers against swarms of spawning fish

The Republican response to President Biden’s address to Congress painted a picture of hope

On Washington Wednesday, changes coming to the U.S. House of Representatives after last year’s census; on World Tour, international news; and a woman who made a career out of doing tricks in the clouds. Plus: the Wednesday morning news.

Biden sets new vaccine goal, states drop pandemic restrictions, India’s COVID crisis worsens, GOP leadership rift, and Mexico City train crash