Matt Gaetz Withdraws: Trump’s Potential Attorney General Change in Wake of Gaetz Scandal
The ICC Issues Warrant for Netanyahu’s So-Called War Crimes? Israel Has Every Right to Defend Itself
Did You Miss an Easy Explanation for the Voting Number Discrepancy Between the 2020 and 2024 Presidential Elections? — Dr. Mohler Responds to Letters from Listeners to The Briefing
How Can I Live a Good Christian Life Around Non Believers? — Dr. Mohler Responds to a Letter from a 10-Year-Old Listener to The Briefing
How Do You Approach Visiting Mosques and Other Historical Religious Sites from a Christian Perspective? — Dr. Mohler Responds to Letters from Listeners to The Briefing
What is the Glory of God? — Dr. Mohler Responds to Letters from Listeners to The Briefing
PART I Why democracy requires electoral integrity and a basic level of trust between the voters and the government
PART II Looking to the future, Democrats face big question: Play to the center or go for broke and move to the left?
PART III Orange County, California: Heart of modern conservative movement turns blue. What does this mean for the American future?
PART I In victory for religious liberty, Trump administration grants relief from contraceptive mandate for religious organizations
PART II Journalism redefined: How the moral revolution requires changes in every dimension of the culture
PART III Desperation of pro-abortion movement on full display as activists launch online abortion pill service
PART IV Why all of our political struggles shouldn’t be reduced to a Manichean conflict between absolute goodness and absolute evil
PART I Bringing together a divided America: Congress poised to pass bipartisan criminal justice reform
PART II Sovereignty, subsidiarity, and the future of Europe: What the Brexit deal tells us about the prospect of the EU
PART III What Amazon's plans for HQ2 can teach us about the intersection of economics and the Christian worldview?
PART I Transgender rights trump protecting women as Anchorage women’s homeless shelter comes under fire
PART II The death of free speech in Berkeley: Students call for resignation of student senator who dared to challenge transgender orthodoxy
PART III Liberalism beyond the classroom: New study reveals administrators are even more liberal than professors on college campuses
PART I What the legacy of Stan Lee teaches us about the reality of human beings as narrative creatures
PART II High-profile trial of notorious drug lord ‘El Chapo’ poses unique security challenges in New York City
PART III Honor among thieves: How one mobster's demise reveals the inevitability of a moral order
PART I Vatican bars U.S. Bishops from taking action on sex abuse scandal, exposes structural fault in Roman Catholicism
PART II New president of Planned Parenthood spends first day on the job trying to convince Americans Planned Parenthood has nothing to do with abortion
PART III Embracing insanity: In age of autonomous individual, one man takes this to its logical end, suing to lower his age 20 years
PART I Two stories about death and evil—one moral evil, one natural evil—dominate weekend headlines out of California
PART II Amidst charges and counter charges of election fraud, we still don’t know the outcome of major elections. What does this reveal about the nature of democracy?
PART III On 100th anniversary of end of World War I, Christians must reflect with humility on the legacy of the Great War
PART I Is there still a distinction between boys and girls? Lawsuit between Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts forces important cultural conversation
PART II How a change in one retailer's corporate policy reveals moral confusion of modern age
PART III When a culture reevaluates how it is structured, even bake sales may seem out of step
PART I Just how important should politics be? Why Christians should be the first to understand that politics, while important, is not ultimate
PART II Welcome to the 2020 presidential campaign: the cycles of modern American politics
PART III What the outcome of the midterm elections has to do with the resignation of Jeff Sessions
PART I Voters send decidedly mixed signals in Tuesday’s midterm election setting up divided government
PART II Who was the most crucial swing vote in the 2018 midterm elections?