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 Alpers...
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The World and Everything In It
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20 of 179 episodes10.9 | 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 unanswere...
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...
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...
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:...
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...
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: Cultu...
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 ba...
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 powe...
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 daughte...
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 themsel...
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 abov...
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 matte...
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: B...
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 low...
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 wh...
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...
9.18 | Culture Friday: Overclocked childhood
Fri » Kids caffeinate their way through exhaustion, while education tries to engineer the struggle out of learning. Also: John Stonestreet t...
9.17 | The return before goodbye
Thu » Some dying patients who could no longer speak or respond suddenly reconnect with loved ones. Terminal lucidity offers a glimpse of the...
9.16 | Washington Wednesday: Pressure test
Wed » Hunter Baker on the limits of U.S. leverage—from Iran and AI regulation to Canada’s turn toward Europe. Also: In Germany, the election...