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Politics in its place

When political disagreements cost friendships and family relationships, how should Christians respond? Former diplomat and pastor Jeff Samelson tells WORLD’s Mary Reichard that Christians must remember their first allegiance to God.


Does a privacy law born of dirty tricks used against Supreme Court nominee Robert Bork—exposing his video-rental records—apply to online privacy. Mary Reichard has this week’s Legal Docket.

WORLD History Book: King Tut’s tomb was hidden in debris for thousands of years until Howard Carter peered through a hole in the doorway. WORLD’s Emma Eicher tells the story.

Moneybeat: Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh gets something important right, says David Bahnsen: A growing economy isn’t the same as an overheating one.

William Fleeson | Ukraine prepares for the coming cold as Russia targets its energy infrastructure

Virginia religious groups lead courtroom fights against proposed constitutional amendments addressing abortion and gay marriage

As computer-generated text grows in sophistication, publishers and readers want full disclosure about authors’ use of AI


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Magazine Vol. 41, No. 11
November 1, 2026 | Vol. 41 No. 11
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Carl R. Trueman | The spirit that negates stands behind the riots in France, and it also exists right below the surface in the United States

Activists are racing to undo the state’s pro-abortion constitutional amendment

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Jonathan E. Swan | Missouri’s quiet move towards pure democracy and away from American representative government