Hillsdale College's Adam Carrington discusses Trump's pick for Supreme Court and his background.  Historian Jonathan Den Hartog of University of Northwestern shares the history of the Supreme Court and the power it holds in U.S. politics.

David Stevens of Christian Medical and Dental Association looks at preventing heat stroke, and about modern technology being used in Alzheimer's care.  FamilyLife Blended's Ron Deal talks about the needed patience and long-suffering in navigating blended family relationships.

Heritage Foundation's Tommy Binion reports on Trump's pick for Supreme Court justice, and the response of the public.  Gary Stratton of Johnson University discusses how lives can be different when lived with a focus on God's purpose instead of consumerism.

Biblical Foundations' Andreas and Margaret Koestenberger share ideas for developing godly character in our kids amid modern pressures.  Foreign affairs expert David Aikman updates us on Brexit issues in Europe, plus how Chinese global policy is inadvertently spreading the Gospel.

Kenneth Barnes of Gordon-Conwell Seminary looks at the benefits of capitalism and its need to be redeemed with a solid moral foundation.  Mission Network New's Ruth Kramer details the rescue effort for the Thai youth soccer team.

Plugged In's Adam Holz reviews new movies Ant-Man and the Wasp, and Uncle Drew.  Plus, reports on the upcoming movie on abortionist Gosnell.  Chris Martin from Millennial Evangelical discusses research on millennials and their views on religion and spirituality.

Carmen LaBerge discusses Scott Pruitt leaving the EPA, plus the common thread of interpreting documents like the Constitution and the Bible.  Midwest Baptist Seminary's Owen Strachan shares how the Revoice Conference is dangerously straddling the line on LGBT identity issues.

Bethel University's Jim Beilby talks about the questions he hears from students these days, and how he seeks to answer them.  Bruce Ashford discusses the work of replacing a Supreme Court justice, and his series of articles on populism.

The Acton Institute's Ben Johnson discusses Alexandria Ocascio-Cortez and other Democratic candidates who are openly calling themselves Democratic Socialists. Then, Glenna Marshall shares how she's learning to trust God during her son's medical issues and leading him to trust God, too.

Bill English of Bible and Business shares what the bible says about how to handle opportunities.  Hillsdale College's Adam Carrington helps us remember the importance of the Declaration of Independence, plus the issue of Supreme Court justices and precedence.