The World and Everything In It
By WORLD Radio
The World and Everything in It is an Apple Podcasts top 100 News program delivering essential headlines, field reporting, interviews, and expert analysis. Find original coverage you can't get elsewhere, such as a weekly overview of every Supreme Court case, biblical cultural analysis, and key international stories. This podcast is a product of listener-supported WORLD Radio, which provides sound journalism grounded in God's Word.
Episodes (11)
The World and Everything In It
6.1.26 A death-row inmate wins another look, climate-change alarmism, and the launch of CNN
A death-row inmate in Mississippi has won a rare second chance after the Supreme Court overturned his conviction due to racial bias in jury selection—a decision that underscores the fragility of justice even in capital cases. Meanwhile, the episode confronts a
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6.2.26 Iran’s playbook, housing affordability, Supreme Court rulings on arbitration, and the oldest working journalist
The world is at a crossroads in multiple arenas, from Middle Eastern diplomacy to domestic policy and the ethics of aging. Iran's latest missile strikes on U.S. forces in Kuwait and retaliatory U.S. bombings reveal a fragile de-escalation, not a ceasefire, as
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6.3.26 Assessing Trump’s two presidencies, Prime Minister Mark Carney’s political leverage, and digitizing Greek manuscripts
The guest argues that Donald Trump's most consequential achievement wasn't any specific policy, but winning twice—interrupting what he calls a 'secular progressive juggernaut' that had been reshaping American courts, culture, and institutions under Obama and p
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6.8.26 Supreme Court wins for regulators, what’s ahead for graduates, and the establishment of Miranda rights
The Supreme Court delivered a pivotal win for federal regulators in two landmark rulings, affirming that agencies like the FCC and SEC can enforce penalties without jury trials—so long as defendants retain the right to demand one. In the FCC case, telecom gian
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6.9.26 Iran’s new strategy, Qatar’s financial influence, miscarriage treatment in pro-life states, and America’s traveling museums
Iran is escalating its military posture in the Middle East, conducting its first direct missile strike on Israel since a April ceasefire, signaling a strategic shift from diplomacy to coercive pressure. This move, analysts say, is designed to force faster nego
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6.10.26 Graham Platner’s victory, Peru’s presidential election, and a tough season for blueberries
The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), once a beacon in the fight against hate groups, now faces a seismic credibility crisis after a federal grand jury indictment alleges it paid sources inside white supremacist organizations—and in some cases, financially i
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6.11.26 Bill Pulte’s leadership and FISA, rescuing exploited children, preparing children for online temptations, and fighting Ebola
The Cleveland Clinic has agreed to a landmark settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice, committing to halt all gender transition procedures for minors for the next 20 years—marking a dramatic reversal in medical consensus that once declared the science '
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6.12.26 The Pentagon’s Mormon classification, Disclosure Day, and George Grant with Stephen Mansfield
The Pentagon's decision to exclude The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints from its official list of Christian denominations sparked a national debate over religious identity, revealing deep cultural and theological divides. John Stonestreet argues tha
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6.15.26 Recent Supreme Court rulings, Musk’s milestone, and Bob Dylan’s “Like a Rolling Stone”
The Supreme Court delivered three landmark rulings last week that reinforce constitutional limits on government power, affirming that prosecutors must follow venue rules, rejecting judicial estoppel in bankruptcy cases, and restricting private lawsuits over se
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6.16.26 The Iran agreement, young worker’s Social Security, push back on Pride, and tradesmen for life
President Trump's newly announced peace agreement with Iran has sparked intense debate over whether it delivers real security or merely rewards a regime with a history of deception. Military analyst Mike Nelson argues the deal is a strategic retreat that fails
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6.17.26 Iran’s costly show of leverage, Switzerland’s population growth, and a Mars Hill student competition
A foiled terrorist plot targeting the White House UFC Freedom 250 event has raised urgent questions about the expanding scope of political violence in America—now aimed not just at officials, but at wealthy donors and pro-Israel advocates. Political scientist
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