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Computing the coronavirus

Science COVID-19 studies highlight the need for reform

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The state of human trafficking

Compassion Forced labor and migrant exploitation shifts around the globe but doesn’t improve

Separating grades from success

Education Some professors push to evaluate students on effort, not results

An impossible choice for Christian business owners

First Amendment Wedding photographer’s dilemma highlights the need for clarity on conscience rights

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Listening to the unheard

News | The news cycle is loud, but we need to hear those who can’t shout

A cultural genocide before our eyes

China | The Uighur diaspora is speaking out as family members disappear into reeducation camps in Xinjiang, but will the world listen?

June Cheng

Reasonable accommodation

Policy | The Americans With Disabilities Act, which turns 30 this month, steered Jim Terry toward a more accessible career

Kim Henderson

Houses of death

Coronavirus | Small Belgium has the highest COVID-19 mortality rate in the world, raising questions about restrictive protocols surrounding nursing homes

Mindy Belz

Summer sequels

News analysis | The coronavirus spiked the movie blockbuster season, but drama is playing out in real life

Michael Reneau

Journals

Getting along like cats and dogs

Sophia's World Even minor issues can become important marriage lessons

Delayed sanctions for China’s Uighur atrocities

Snapshots of China After three years of mixed signals, the U.S. government finally moves to hold China responsible for its human rights abuses against Uighurs

When cancel culture comes to newsrooms

Whirled Views Crusades against certain opinions aren’t new, but now journalists are joining in

Biden’s blunder and Trump vs. Twitter

Dean's List A grab-bag of politics, religion, and other news ahead of the 2020 election

NPR from a Christian Worldview: Each weekday morning, enjoy daily radio news, interviews, commentary, and original features reported from the field.

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7.9.20 Crackdown in Hong Kong, reading trends, and The Olasky Interview

Megan Basham talks to WORLD’s East Asia correspondent, June Cheng, about China’s latest move to crack down on freedoms in Hong Kong; Anna Johansen reports on how stay-at-home orders have changed the way people buy and read books; and Marvin Olasky interviews Amity Shlaes. Plus: commentary from Cal Thomas, slithering out of a speeding ticket, and the Thursday morning news. Support The World and Everything in It today at wng.org/donate. Additional support comes from Bible Translation Fellowship. Building a network of churches that integrate Bible translation into the mission of the church. More at bibletranslationfellowship.org And from the new book from Focus on the Family, 9 Lies that Will Destroy Your Marriage. Core truths to strengthen and protect it. In bookstores and online at the Focus on the Family Store.

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