Sarah Schweinsberg discovers what new hobbies people have tried during coronavirus lockdowns; Steve West updates the religious liberty fight over adoption and foster care in Michigan; and Kim Henderson has the second installment of her serial report on mass murder in small town Mississippi. Plus: commentary from Ryan Bomberger, magnet fishing treasure, and the Tuesday morning news.

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On Legal Docket, Mary Richard unpacks oral arguments in a Supreme Court case involving the Electoral College electors who go rogue; on the Monday Moneybeat, Nick Eicher talks to David Bahnsen about the latest economic data; and Kim Henderson brings the first installment in a four-part series about a small town in Mississippi shattered by a mass murder. Plus: commentary from Les Sillars, and the Friday morning news.

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Samuel Rodriguez is an evangelical leader and president of the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference. In this 2012 interview, Marvin Olasky talks with Rodriguez about politics and conservatism in the Hispanic community.

On Culture Friday, Glenn Sunshine discusses how to disagree Biblically on hot-button issues; Megan Basham reviews the new documentary Trial by Media; and Kim Henderson honors a young Marine who died during World War II. Plus: USPS loses an important delivery, and the Friday morning news.

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Anna Johansen reports on the logistical and political barriers to having voters cast mail-in ballots in November; Bonnie Pritchett explains why some churches plan to hold off on congregational singing to make in-person services safer; and Jenny Rough talks to families enjoying extra time for cooking and eating together. Plus: commentary from Cal Thomas, a preview of this week’s Listening In, bumper tables, and the Thursday morning news.

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On Washington Wednesday, Nick Eicher talks to public policy professor Scott Ganz about confusion over reopening guidelines given to state officials; we take a journey through international news on World Tour; and Katie Gaultney remembers apologist Ravi Zacharias. Plus: commentary from Joel Belz, raffling off a Picaso, and the Wednesday morning news.

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Nick Eicher and Brian Basham detail Supreme Court opinions in cases involving terror victim lawsuits and trade disputes; Jill Nelson reports on the debate between Sweden’s herd immunity approach to the coronavirus and the strict lockdowns ordered in much of the rest of the world; Laura Edghill explains the new Title IX policy changes announced by the Education Department; and Myrna Brown makes a virtual visit to an Atlanta museum collecting coronavirus memories and experiences. Plus: commentary from Les Sillars, one heroic feline, and the Tuesday morning news.

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On Legal Docket, Mary Reichard details oral arguments in a Supreme Court dispute over who qualifies as a minister; on the Monday Moneybeat, Nick Eicher talks to financial analyst David Bahnsen about the latest economic news; and on History Book, Paul Butler recounts significant events from the past. Plus: commentary from Trillia Newbell, and the Monday morning news.

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Ross Douthat is an author and a New York Times columnist. In this classic interview from 2011, Marvin Olasky talks with Douthat about politics and Christianity in America.

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On Culture Friday, John Stonestreet about civil disobedience and conspiracy theories; Megan Basham reviews a new comedy special from stand up veteran Jerry Seinfeld; and on Word Play, George Grant considers some of the new vocabulary the pandemic has brought us. Plus: quarantine choirs, raising a stink in Sweden, and the Friday morning news.

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