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 Who is responsible for the secularization of America’s young people?
PART II Whose priorities are fueling the secularization of America’s youth: parents, professors, or both?
PART III What are marketers telling us about millennials?
PART IV Worldview Book Recommendation: The Vanishing American Adult: Our Coming-of-Age Crisis—and How to Rebuild a Culture of Self-Reliance
PART I The next step in the evolution of the Boy Scouts of America: accepting girls
PART II The words "boys" and "girls" are becoming increasingly ironic
PART III The Pope condemns the death penalty
PART IV The importance of Sola Scriptura asserts itself on the 500th anniversary of the Reformation
PART I Historic College at Oxford says Christianity is just too harmful for freshmen
PART II Why are advertisers turning to porn as a data metric?
PART III A fact checker discovers that America really is an outlier on abortion
PART I When did the Kennedy family change its position on abortion?
PART II Alabama Senate candidate flaunts pro-abortion position. Why are the media ignoring it?
PART III The rise of the occult in headlines from Africa
PART IV What Sally Quinn’s fascination with the occult tells us about high society and ourselves
PART I A clash of orthodoxies: Trump administration's reversal of contraception mandate sets off firestorm
PART II Two different conceptions of how to read a law on display in AG Session’s Title VII guidance
PART III Why rival charges of hypocrisy are sometimes both right
PART I Partisanship comes to late-night: What the turn in comedy tells us about the culture
PART II Dark, anxious, and realistic: Why comedians now want audiences to wince while they laugh
PART III Art as a form of moral subversion: Exhibit about gender aims to upend very idea of gender
PART IV Worldview book recommendation: “The Remains of the Day” by Kazuo Ishiguro
PART I After House passes 20-week abortion ban, sanctity of human life could hang by a Senate rule
PART II While upholding sanctity of life with his vote, PA congressman undermines it in personal life
PART III Political hypocrisy on the sanctity of life is not only immoral and humiliating, it’s deadly
PART I How to speak in the aftermath of a massacre, even in a context of controversy
PART II Awkwardness in using the word evil reveals bigger problems
PART III When the Archbishop of Canterbury won’t answer the question, he actually has answered the question
PART I The moral vocabulary of pure evil in the aftermath of Las Vegas
PART II The importance of moral facts, not just moral values, and the reality of evil
PART III Why, in times of trouble, the American people expect their president to quote Scripture
PART I The intersection of natural disaster and political leadership in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria
PART II The looming humanitarian crisis in Myanmar and the ineffectual nature of the United Nations
PART III Achievement and fragility of the nation-state on display as Kurds and Catalans push for independence