The World and Everything In It

11.4 | The red-state blues

Wed » Washington Wednesday · Hunter Baker on the Democrats’ historic rout of Republicans: a “complete collapse of the Republican coalition.” Also: An Army captain severe

11.3 | Politics in its place

Tue » Lost friends over politics? A former diplomat turned pastor says to “slow it down” and remember our first allegiance. Also: New federal transparency rules around p

11.2 | Watching while watched

Mon » Legal Docket · A privacy law following dirty tricks against Supreme Court nominee Robert Bork now faces a test lawmakers of 1988 didn’t foresee. Also: Moneybeat ·

10.30 | A ballot, not Armageddon

Fri » Culture Friday · John Stonestreet says voting can lessen evil, but neither salvation nor apocalypse comes on Air Force One. Also: Does Halloween trivialize evil—or

10.29 | A mess she never made

Thu » A Florida farmer discovers someone enrolled her in Obamacare without her knowledge. Now her tax refund is on hold. Also: Massachusetts pro-lifers gather enough sig

10.28 | The midterm rule

Wed » Why some midterms bring political earthquakes but others barely register: On Washington Wednesday, Hunter Baker looks to history—and makes his predictions.  Also:

10.27 | Voting with their feet

Tue » Washington schoolgirls sit out races rather than compete with a boy. Too young to vote on next week’s ballot measure, they appeal to adults who can. Also: In Brazi

10.26 | Where liberty took root

Mon » Legal Docket · An election-law expert’s love of liberty began with parents who escaped tyranny. Also: On Moneybeat, David Bahnsen asks what consumer-confidence sur

10.23 | Disrespect for the dead

Fri » Culture Friday · John Stonestreet calls disputed reporting on Elisabeth Elliot “flat-out slander.” Also on Culture Friday: the return of woke ideology and Cornell’

10.22 | Before the myths take hold

Thu » A Cuban who lived through the revolution tells American schoolchildren: “Within days food began to disappear. People began to disappear.” Also: In Idaho, a pastor

10.21 | The nanosecond disavowal

Wed » El-Sayed turns Muslim Brotherhood questions to his advantage. On Washington Wednesday: Democratic Socialists’ demands, Sen. Slotkin’s dark warning, Trump vs. Vance

10.20 | The long run

Tue » Most American workers struggle to find purpose in their jobs. WORLD’s Lauren Smyth explores why. Also: A former Treasury official worries Washington is giving up t

10.19 | Better than a boycott

Mon » Moneybeat · Banks turned away customers over their beliefs. David Bahnsen says engagement got the job done. Also: Legal Docket follows two fights to get before a j

The discipline of gratitude

Radio host Dennis Prager talks with WORLD’s Mary Reichard about becoming a quadriplegic in 2024, why he believes thankfulness is a decision, and how decades of writing ab

10.16 | Take it easy on each other

Fri » On Culture Friday, John Stonestreet recalls how legalism burdened homeschool families with rules God never commanded. Also: Marvel’s VisionQuest brings back an and

10.15 | A giant goes small

Thu » Paramount won Warner Bros. but inherited $80 billion in debt. Now Hollywood’s newest giant needs box-office hits. Fast. Also: Dennis Prager on finding gratitude af

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