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On Culture Friday, John Stonestreet talks about the potential reactions to the Supreme Court’s ruling in the Dobbs case; and a review of a new biopic about Elvis. Plus: pro-life reading resources, and the Friday morning news.

New York’s gun laws get overturned by the Supreme Court, while the Senate advanced a bipartisan gun safety bill, the Capitol riot hearings continue, Ukraine is officially a candidate to join the EU, the Biden administration proposes changes to Title IX, and Juul e-cigarettes will no longer be sold in stores in the U.S.

Preparing for the Supreme Court’s decision that could end Roe v. Wade

In theaters this weekend, a new biopic about Elvis’s life and the manager who pushed him

Christians have produced great books to help the country’s hottest cultural battle from the beginning

A win for religious exercise handed down by the U.S. Supreme Court; international courts attempt to hold Russia accountable for war crimes in Ukraine; and the difference that the court surface can make in a game of tennis. Plus: commentary from Cal Thomas, and the Thursday morning news.

The Fed addresses concerns about interest rates and inflation, rescuers in Afghanistan are looking for survivors after a deadly quake, Louisiana’s governor signs an abortion bill, President Biden calls on Congress for gas tax holiday, federal wildfire firefighters are combatting a staffing shortage

Will international courts be able to hold Russian leaders accountable for war crimes?

The Supreme Court has affirmed the right of religious organizations to participate in public benefit programs

A British author set a record in the Guinness Book of World Records

Different types of surfaces make for different types of games

What if we can’t agree on the right road and where the wrong road is leading us?

On Washington Wednesday, a report on the shortcomings of the January 6th hearings; on World Tour, the latest international news; and the reason summer camps are having a hard time with staffing. Plus: commentary from Janie B. Cheaney, and the Wednesday morning news.

Texas’s top law enforcement officer is calling the Uvalde response an “abject failure,” the Supreme Court says Maine cannot withhold tuition assistance from students at rural religious schools, thousands of British railway workers are on strike, U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland made a surprise visit to Ukraine, two American citizens were captured by Russian forces while fighting in Ukraine

Republican leaders say the hearings are merely a partisan political show

Plus: Protests in the UK over the cost of living, flooding in China, and church attacks in Nigeria

The Pakistani government is asking its citizens to drink less tea

Although camper numbers are on the rise, camp leaders say staffing has been a problem

God is reason and emotion, perfectly integrated with holiness