Top headlines for Monday, December 11, 2023

In today's episode, we explore a new California law striving to shatter gender stereotypes in toy sections of stores, effective from January. This could lead to fines for stores not offering gender-neutral alternatives. We then share an inspirational tale of heroism from Layton Christian Academy, where students and an airman lifted a car to save a mother and her children trapped underneath, reminding us of the extraordinary potential in everyday people. We also discuss a controversial topic in the UK, where the medical community is divided over the potential legalization of physician-assisted suicide and the implications this could have on their profession. Finally, we get touch with the renowned composer Stephen Schwartz’s appeal for global empathy amidst a world filled with conflict, while also dabbling into his latest work, The Prince of Egypt: The Musical.

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Links to the News

• Calif. toy stores without gender-neutral sections risk fines | U.S. News
• Students, airman lift car to save mother and children after crash | U.S. News
• Biological male cyclists take top spots at cycling championship | Sports News
• Pro-family organizations warn of Mexico's conversion therapy ban | World News
• Brian Houston announces 2024 comeback, new online ministry | Church & Ministries News
• More doctors say legalizing assisted suicide will hurt profession | World News
• ‘Prince of Egypt’ composer says empathy is needed in the world | Entertainment News