The World and Everything In It

Today's news and a conversation with the screenwriter of a new film about serial murderer and abortionist Kermit Gosnell, plus: a profile of WORLD's 2016 Daniel of the Year, commentary from Cal Thomas, and more.

Today's news and a city sues two big banks, claiming violation of the 1968 Fair Housing Act, plus: a report on business and the economy, Emily Whitten suggests more books to give as Christmas gifts, the WORLD Radio History Book, and more.

Today's news and a conversation with John Stonestreet about a leading fashion website that has announced it will not cover the fashion choices of Melania Trump, plus: home video reviewer Phil Boatwright recommends It's A Wonderful Life and A Christmas Carol, Emily Whitten provides suggestions for books to give teenage girls as Christmas gifts, and more.

Today's news and a report on innovations in public schools that lead some to ask whether they might lure Christian school students away from Christian schools, plus: a conversation with Kay Coles Jones, former director of the U.S. Office of Personnel Management, commentary from Cal Thomas, and more.

Today's news and a closer look at the people who will form the Trump administration, plus: the story of a man who spent 22 years as a political prisoner in Cuba under Fidel Castro, Emily Whitten provides more suggestions for books to give as Christmas gifts, and more.

Today's news what will happen to US-Cuba relations after the death of Fidel Castro, plus: commentary from Cal Thomas, a report about the challenges of trying to build a highly skilled and highly ethical workforce to handle cyber-security, and more.

Today's news and legal analysis about whether the White House and Congress ignoring the plain language of a law regarding certain presidential appointments to the executive branch, plus: a report on business and the economy, WORLD Radio's Emily Whitten provides more suggestions for books to give as Christmas gifts, and more.

Today's news and a conversation with John Stonestreet about the power of cultural persuasion, plus: a television review of a new show about family relationships, a conversation with Emily Whitten about books that would make welcome Christmas presents, and more.

Today's news and a conversation with author Melanie Kirkpatrick about the 400-year history behind Thanksgiving, plus: a report from Custer State Park in South Dakota's Black Hills, commentary from Cal Thomas, and more.

Today's news and a discussion of the executive power available to President-elect Donald Trump, plus: a report from California's Central Valley, commentary from Joel Belz on expressing thankfulness for WORLD Members who are doers of the Word, and more.

Today's news and a report on the career of Jeff Sessions and the likelihood he will be the next Attorney General, plus: an address from Steve Bannon at the Third International Conference on Human Dignity, commentary from Cal Thomas, and more.

Today's news and legal analysis of the case of a florist who was fined after declining to create floral arrangements for a homosexual wedding, plus: a report on business and the economy, this week in history, and more.

Today's news and a conversation with John Stonestreet about a religious freedom victory in Iowa and a compassion challenge overseas, plus: Megan Basham reviews the new Ron Howard-directed film Inferno, a profile of 11-year-old opera composer Alma Deutscher, and more.

Today's news and a report about the political operatives who will seemingly do anything to get their candidate elected, plus: a report about a unique farm in New Mexico that grows tens of thousands of pumpkins each year for churches sell to raise money for missions, commentary from Cal Thomas, and more.

Today's news and an update on the current state of the race to the White House, plus: a report about whether artificial intelligence may lead to mass unemployment, commentary from Janie B. Cheaney, and more.