Roundups
Minority opinion
Politics | Can Donald Trump gain enough black voters to make a difference in 2020?
2020 Children’s Books of the Year
Children’s Books of the Year | A TIME FOR VIGILANCE: Children need their parents not only to guard against objectionable books but to promote good ones. The titles in the following pages are books to consider
Picture books
Children’s Books of the Year | TURNING A SHACK INTO A HOME: Brightening colors help tell a story of hope amid tragedy
Novels
Children’s Books of the Year | BECOMING A GENTLEMAN: How tragedy can produce an honorable young man
Nonfiction
Children’s Books of the Year | AGAINST THE ODDS: How God planned the steps of a girl with deformed feet
Journals
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2.18.20 Child poverty, online privacy, and The Olasky Interview
Mary Reichard talks to Jason Thacker about using photos posted online to build a database of criminal suspects for police; Sarah Schweinsberg reports on the shrinking rate of child poverty; and Marvin Olasky interviews economist Vito Tanzi. Plus: commentary from Kim Henderson, hockey sticks in short supply, and the Tuesday morning news. Support The World and Everything in It today at wng.org/donate.
Insightful interviews with popular musicians, Christian thought leaders, makers of movies and television, respected authors, and key political leaders.
A conversation with Michael Youssef
Michael Youssef is an Atlanta-based pastor, radio teacher, and author of more than 35 books—including Jesus, Jihad, and Peace. On this episode of Listening In, host Warren Smith talks with Youssef about his latest book Saving Christianity? In it Youssef offers a biting critique of so-called "progressive Christianity" and offers a way forward for Bible-believing followers of Christ.
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