The World and Everything In It

10.14 | Selective sacrifice

Wed » Washington Wednesday · Americans resist higher fuel prices over Iran yet expect sacrifices to keep pressure on Russia. Hunter Baker explains why. Also: World Tour

10.13 | The threats kept coming

Tue » A man posing as a college girl blackmailed Gavin Guffey. After Gavin took his life, the scammer turned to his family. Also: Secretary of State Marco Rubio goes to

10.12 | Long arm of the lawsuit

Mon » Legal Docket · Boulder wants oil companies to pay for climate damage. Could one county’s lawsuit end up shaping national energy policy? Also: David Bahnsen explain

Faith with reasons

Dennis Prager’s latest book argues that without God, good and evil are only matters of opinion. WORLD’s Mary Reichard talks with Joel Alperson, who helped Prager develop

10.9 | Culture Friday · Consent at Cornell

Fri » Consent is supposed to settle the question. But the disturbing allegations at Cornell University expose how much that leaves unanswered, Katie McCoy says. Also: A

10.8 | The ads already know

Thu » Is your phone listening? Maybe. But advertisers have other ways of knowing what you want.  Also: A new school-choice law has even some of its opponents figuring ou

10.7 | Washington Wednesday: Open seams

Wed » Hunter Baker looks at how the seams of a free society can leave it exposed to enemies intent on exploiting them. Also: Iraq faces its own test after the last U.S.

10.6 | A different kind of military

Tue » Pete Hegseth says changing military culture requires changing who leads it—and he’s reshaping the force around that conviction. Also: In Brazil, conservative Flávi

10.5 | Legal Docket · First Monday in October

Mon » The Supreme Court opens its 2026–27 term. Mary Reichard, Jenny Rough, and Steve West size up the docket. Also: On the Monday Moneybeat, David Bahnsen looks beyond

10.2 | The only thing to fear

Fri » The AI Doc asks whether AI will save humanity or destroy it. Collin Garbarino says the film doesn’t push back hard enough. Also: Culture Friday with Katie McCoy, w

10.1 | Who made rogue agents?

Thu » AI can hack, cheat, and cover its tracks. Who answers when rogue agents cause harm? Also: A Michigan tea importer gets tariff money back only to face new tariff bi

9.30 | Washington Wednesday · A wave forming?

Wed » Five races may show whether a wave is forming — and whether unhappy Trump backers even vote. Also: Iran’s shrinking leverage, the power of the purse, Jack Smith, m

9.29 | Iran down to zero

Tue » Washington is pushing Iran’s oil exports toward zero—but China may still keep Tehran afloat. Also: A mother lost access to her daughter’s medical records on her 12

9.28 | Legal Docket · Built-in liability

Mon » The first U.S. social-media addiction verdict may give thousands of pending cases a path to victory by targeting the platforms themselves. Also: David Bahnsen expl

9.25 | Culture Friday · The school she chose

Fri » An elite journalist sent her daughter to a failing school for the “collective good.” John Stonestreet says the common good is not above those in it.  Also: Stonest

9.24 | Reading the red carpet

Thu » President Trump’s rare welcome for Xi Jinping is part of the diplomacy itself. China expert Bonny Lin explains why the reception matters. Also: Xi is pressing Pres

9.23 | Washington Wednesday · Trump at U.N.

Wed » Hunter Baker considers what President Trump’s U.N. speech reveals about his use of American power—and the principle behind it. Also: Baker turns to Xi Jinping’s Wa

9.22 | You can’t elect cheap

Tue » Affordability is becoming a midterm promise, but politicians can only shape the conditions behind prices — not simply command them lower.  Also: President Trump’s

9.21 | Seized livelihood

Mon » A bush pilot’s seized Cessna tests the Eighth Amendment’s ban on excessive fines at the Supreme Court. Also: David Bahnsen explains why the Fed’s rate hike mostly

DoubleTake: The face of God

Some people are insisting that the Shroud of Turin is physical evidence of the resurrection–what if it is? WatersEdge securities are subject to certain risk factors as d