Roundups
Island in crisis
Puerto Rico | After a hurricane and years of overspending, budget-strapped politicians in Puerto Rico are sparring with feds for a big-time bailout
Regulatory orphans
Adoption | Adoption advocates worry new rules on international adoption will leave more children languishing in orphanages
Badger State blues
Politics | Democratic win in Wisconsin says a little, not a lot, about November
Institutional power
Higher Education | Ubiquitous Confucius Institutes spread the influence of China’s Communist government abroad under the guise of teaching language and culture
Havens for the homeless
Homelessness | ‘Bridge shelters’ and legal homeless encampments are the latest experiments in dealing with a growing homelessness crisis
Journals
NPR from a Christian Worldview: Each weekday morning, enjoy daily radio news, interviews, commentary, and original features reported from the field.
Immigrant vetting, and the Olasky Interview
Sarah Schweinsberg reports on a new study showing whether America's vetting process for immigrants is working, Mindy Belz discusses how the anniversary of the Armenian genocide is an appropriate backdrop for the situation in Syria, and Marvin Olasky talks with geopolitical strategist George Friedman.
Insightful interviews with popular musicians, Christian thought leaders, makers of movies and television, respected authors, and key political leaders.
A conversation with Jim Palmer
This week, Warren Smith talks with Jim Palmer, the executive director of Orange County Rescue Mission, in suburban Los Angeles, California. OCRM has several facilities that range from Restoration Roasters, a coffee shop, to the Double R Ranch, a working horse ranch where men, women and children who have been abused or abandoned, have the opportunity to work with animals.
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