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2019 News of the Year

News Of The Year | Notre Dame on fire An electrical short-circuit likely started a massive blaze at the landmark Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, France, on April 15.

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2019 Deaths

Obituaries | Juanita Abernathy 87 / Sept.

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War | With U.S. troops in retreat in Syria, American aid groups step into the gap

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Events, trends, oozes

News analysis | A fortnight’s news includes long-term concerns

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Controversial compromise

Washington | Bill aimed at balancing LGBT agenda and religious freedom gets some support but alarms both sides

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12.13.19 Culture Friday and Richard Jewell

  Nick Eicher, Megan Basham, and John Stonestreet discuss the reasons why so many Christian groups don’t support the Fairness for All Act; and Megan Basham reviews Richard Jewell. Plus: Myrna Brown brings us the third of four special reports on the music of Advent. Support The World and Everything in It today at wng.org/donate.

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A conversation with Mary DeMuth

This week, hear Warren Smith's conversation with author, speaker and sexual abuse survivor, Mary DeMuth.

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Politics | A political strategist talks social justice, tribalism, and the Bible

U.S. suspends flight training for Saudi students

The Pentagon on Tuesday halted operational training for Saudi Arabian students in the United States and ordered a review of vetting procedures.

Judge blocks border wall funding

A federal judge in Texas ruled on Tuesday that the Trump administration cannot divert $3.6 billion from the military to construct a wall along the

Democrats, Trump consent to trade deal

WASHINGTON—House Democrats announced Tuesday they have come to an agreement with the White House to pass a revised trade deal involving the United

Democrats unveil impeachment articles

WASHINGTON—House Democratic leaders accuse President Donald Trump of abusing his power and obstructing Congress in two articles of impeachment.

Supreme Court allows Kentucky abortion law

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Inspector general, Barr differ on Russia probe

WASHINGTON—The inspector general for the Department of Justice concluded the FBI had an “authorized purpose” in launching an investigation into Rus

Austerity czar of the ’80s dies

Paul Volcker, the former Federal Reserve chairman whose hard-nosed monetary policy conquered out-of-control inflation, has died. He was 92.

Judiciary holds impeachment evidence hearing

WASHINGTON—Attorneys for Republican and Democratic lawmakers made their cases for and against impeaching President Donald Trump at a House Judiciar