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Beirut explosion leaves thousands homeless

Pro-life bill moves forward in Nebraska

Newcomer pulls off upset in Missouri primary

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Isaias batters East Coast, leaving six dead

Roundups

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Bail systems get a bailout

Compassion States’ attempts at reform yield mix results

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Forging a path for survivors

Entertainment A court ruling could give #MeToo victims more legal recourse

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Standing for the gospel in the NBA

Sports Orlando forward Jonathan Isaac decides not to kneel during the national anthem

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Mask mutiny

First Amendment COVID-19 rules test the balance of personal liberty and social good

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Politics | From the Senate in the 1970s to the presidential campaign trail in 2020, Joe Biden has a long record of going where political pressures push him—and right now they’re pushing him aggressively leftward

The COVID-19 chasm

Coronavirus | The pandemic divides Americans—even Christians

Michael Reneau

The COVID-19 chasm: Viral division

Coronavirus | Some Americans take extra precautions. Some go on with business as usual

Sophia Lee

The COVID-19 chasm: The pandemic hits the heartland

Coronavirus | Middle America is seeing spikes in cases and the exhaustion of fending off the virus

Lynde Langdon, Sarah Schweinsberg & Kyle Ziemnick

The COVID-19 chasm: Some groups take their work outside

Coronavirus | Schools, churches, and businesses find creative ways to protect against the virus without closing down

Leah Hickman

Journals

Popsicle philosophy

Sophia's World Simple pleasures can remind us of what we have in common

Tensions rise between U.S. and China

Snapshots of China As relations worsen, Mike Pompeo says “distrust and verify” in dealing with China

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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8.5.20 Washington Wednesday, World Tour, and a sculptor’s life

On Washington Wednesday, Mindy Belz explains why international aid groups are worried about the effect of new U.S. sanctions against Syria; on World Tour, Africa correspondent Onize Ohikere reports on international news; and Sarah Schweinsberg meets a sculptor in Idaho who spends his days bringing clay to life. Plus: commentary from Joel Belz, laundered money, and the Wednesday morning news. Support The World and Everything in It today at wng.org/donate. Additional support comes from The Bible Speaks Today, the best-selling commentary series now within a single study Bible. Learn to apply the Bible for everyday life. Also from Maranatha Baptist University. Flexible, biblical, engaging online options, from high school to graduate school. And Samaritan Ministries. Samaritan members care for one another by praying, encouraging and sharing health care costs—all without the use of insurance.

For sharable story transcripts and audio, please visit worldandeverything.org

Insightful interviews with popular musicians, Christian thought leaders, makers of movies and television, respected authors, and key political leaders.

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