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The World and Everything in It is an Apple Podcasts top 100 News program delivering essential headlines, field reporting, interviews, and expert analysis every weekday. Hear original coverage such as a weekly overview of every Supreme Court case, biblical cultural analysis, and key international stories.
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The World and Everything in It - May 13, 2021
Why so many small town banks are closing; the latest developments in the U.K.’s divorce from the European Union; and the many who diagnosed the first case of COVID-19 in the United States. Plus: commentary from Cal Thomas, and the Thursday morning news.
WORLD Radio - The World and Everything in It - May 13, 2021
Thursday morning news - May 13, 2021
Liz Cheany out, consumer prices rise, Russia targets U.S. Embassy in Moscow, CDC considers vaccine for tweens, and conflict in Israel continues
WORLD Radio - Thursday morning news - May 13, 2021
Small town bank withdrawal
Branch closures leave an increasing number of Americans learning how to bank online
WORLD Radio - Small town bank withdrawal
Is Brexit contagious?
Scotland considers pulling out of the U.K. after it pulls out of the EU
WORLD Radio - Is Brexit contagious?
Kicker - Dracula joins vaccine campaign
Famous Romanian castle offers jabs, but not through the heart
WORLD Radio - Kicker - Dracula joins vaccine campaign
Diagnosing Patient Zero
Meet the man who identified the first COVID-19 patient in the United States
WORLD Radio - Diagnosing Patient Zero
Cal Thomas - Annual tax day torture
Filling out tax forms shouldn’t be this complicated
WORLD Radio - Cal Thomas - Annual tax day torture
The World and Everything in It - May 12, 2021
On Washington Wednesday, the American Families Plan; on World Tour, international news; and a coffee shop in California selling more than just a caffeine rush. Plus: commentary from Janie B. Cheaney, and the Wednesday morning news.
WORLD Radio - The World and Everything in It - May 12, 2021
Wednesday morning news - May 12, 2021
Job openings, pipeline attack recovery, GOP ousts Liz Cheaney, violence in Israel, and a school shooting in Russia
WORLD Radio - Wednesday morning news - May 12, 2021
Washington Wednesday - Breaking Uncle Sam’s budget
Can America afford Biden’s family plan?
WORLD Radio - Washington Wednesday - Breaking Uncle Sam’s budget
World Tour - Church leader denounces violence in Tigray
Plus: Protests in Colombia, rewriting history in Russia, and Chinese space junk returns to Earth
WORLD Radio - World Tour - Church leader denounces violence in Tigray
Kicker - Every vote counts
Except when the ballot box is empty
WORLD Radio - Kicker - Every vote counts
Caffeinated evangelism
California coffee shop owner uses lattes to share the gospel
WORLD Radio - Caffeinated evangelism
Janie B. Cheaney - A $2 billion redefinition
How much is the president willing to pay to change the meaning of a word?
WORLD Radio - Janie B. Cheaney - A $2 billion redefinition
The World and Everything in It - May 11. 2021
The factors pushing gas prices higher this year; the 2021 U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom report; and a Mississippi grocery store owner who decided to close on Sundays. Plus: the Tuesday morning news.
WORLD Radio - The World and Everything in It - May 11. 2021
Tuesday morning news - May 11. 2021
President Biden makes spending pitch, HHS redefines sex under Obamacare, Colonial Pipeline continues hack attack recovery, easing mask mandates, and Jerusalem Day march turns violent
WORLD Radio - Tuesday morning news - May 11. 2021
Fighting to protect people of faith
The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom releases its 2021 report
WORLD Radio - Fighting to protect people of faith
Kicker - In-flight delivery
Preemie born on the way to Hawaii gets providential care
WORLD Radio - Kicker - In-flight delivery
Risky grocery business
Mississippi store owner makes good on promise to close on Sundays
WORLD Radio - Risky grocery business