The World and Everything In It

A report about the mess that is the Illinois state government. Plus: A profile of a World War II veteran who survived the brutal Allied assault on D-Day.

Today, what the Supreme Court victory for Trinity Lutheran Church of Columbia, MO means. Plus: A spate of land grabs by the federal government has states worried about overreach.

John Stonestreet talks about the Supreme Court's decision in a big church-state case. Plus: Megan Basham recommends the 1992 musical "Newsies."

A conversation with Oklahoma Congressman Markwayne Mullin about work-life balance while working in D.C. and having a family in Oklahoma. Plus: Mary Reichard reports on the issue of sex trafficking in southern Missouri.

A conversation with a medical doctor about the Republican healthcare plan. Plus: A profile of a ministry in Zambia offering hope to orphans.

The Supreme Court reinstates parts of President Trump's travel ban and hands down a major decision on one school's right to exercise religion. Plus: A profile of a ministry leading the movement to professionalize pro-life pregnancy clinics and resource centers.

On the Legal Docket, the continuing legal battle between moviemakers and an innovative in-home service that allows families control over how they view films. Plus: A conversation with Senator James Lankford of Oklahoma about how he balances work and family life.

On Culture Friday, John Stonestreet weighs in on the court case of the girlfriend who persuaded her boyfriend to kill himself. Plus: WORLD Radio correspondent Jim Long reports on the cultural impact of the Summer of Love half a century later.

Sarah Wedel reports on Utah's decision to further tighten drunk-driving laws. Plus: Kristen Eicher reports on a ministry in Manchester, New Hampshire that helps mothers escape addiction.

On White House Wednesday, WORLD's Marvin Olasky discusses the proper role of the press. Plus: Sarah Wedel reports on a ministry serving disadvantaged children in Farmington, New Mexico.

A report on a Christian school pushing underprivileged students to excellence. Plus: Six rulings from the highest court in the land.

On the Legal Docket, Mary Reichard discusses a case on appeal in the federal courts that threatens the plain meaning of sex discrimination. Plus: a commemoration of a somber two-year anniversary in Charleston, South Carolina.

On Culture Friday, John Stonestreet talks about pro-abortion activists recreating The Handmaid's Tale to protest proposed Ohio legislation to protect the unborn. Plus: Phil Boatwright recommends a film to remember who we are as a people, and Albin Sadar has the story of Father's Day.

A conversation with U.S. Coast Guard Rear Admiral William Dean Lee. Plus: Evaluating Senator Bernie Sanders' apparent suggestion that a Christian is not fit to be a budget official in the federal government.

A discussion of the political drama in Washington through the eyes of a movie critic. Plus: how law enforcement uses DNA samples in new ways to catch criminals.