Dec
13
2019
Sarah Schweinsberg reports on a court case that could change the way federal law handles child welfare cases involving Native American families; Mary Reichard talks to professor Robert Lloyd about Argentina’s new president; and Bonnie Pritchett attends a unique concert held in a Houston-area home. Plus: commentary from Cal Thomas.
Nick Eicher and Paul McNulty talk about the effort to impeach President Trump and how it compares to previous impeachment hearings; Onize Ohikere reports on international news; and Kim Henderson meets a young widow learning to find joy amid loss this Christmas season. Plus: commentary from Janie B. Cheaney.
Sarah Schweinsberg reports on the Fairness for All Act; Mary Reichard talks to the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education about the state of free speech on college campuses; and Anna Johansen meets two men who met after World War II and became unlikely, life-long friends. Plus, commentary from J.C. Derrick.
Sarah Schweinsberg reports on the Fairness for All Act; Mary Reichard talks to the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education about the state of free speech on college campuses; and Anna Johansen meets two men who met after World War II and became unlikely, life-long friends. Plus, commentary from J.C. Derrick.
Mary Reichard details the biggest Second Amendment case of this year’s Supreme Court term; Nick Eicher unpacks the latest economic news; and Paul Butler covers important dates from this week in history. Plus: commentary from Kim Henderson.
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Mary Reichard, Megan Basham, and John Stonestreet discuss expressions of faith on the presidential campaign trail; Megan Basham reviews The Mandalorian, and editor in chief Marvin Olasky answers your questions. Plus: Myrna Brown brings us the second of four special reports on the music of Advent. Support The World and Everything in It today at wng.org/donate.
Maria Baer reports on the popular trend of exempting feminine hygiene products from state sales tax; Katie Gaultney and Mary Reichard talk about the increase in personal loan debt; and Susan Olasky tells the story of a young soldier stationed in Hawaii at the start of World War II. Plus: a preview of Listening In, and commentary from Cal Thomas.
Nick Eicher and Mindy Belz talk about Turkey’s continued assaults in Syria and how that’s affecting the NATO summit in London; Onize Ohikere reports on international news; and John Vence meets a college basketball coach who left a lucrative law career to return to his first love. Plus: commentary from Joel Belz. Support The World and Everything in It today at wng.org/donate.
Mary Reichard talks to attorney Peter Breen about what’s next for pro-life activist David Daleiden after his loss to Planned Parenthood in a California court; Sarah Schweinsberg reports on what happens to our digital assets when we die; and Emily Whitten makes her Classic Book of the Month recommendation. Support The World and Everything in It today at wng.org/donate.