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Trump Hosts Xi Jinping, Military Might in Greenland, and AI Alarmism

This week, President Trump welcomed China’s president Xi Jinping to Washington, D.C. for a two-day summit. Knox Thames joins to discuss Chinese religious liberty violations and why the two world leaders will most likely avoid the issue. Then, President Trump signed an agreement w ...  Show more

The Allure of Zyn, Women and Erotica, and the Neuroscience of Revenge

In June, the FDA authorized the nicotine pouch brand Zyn to advertise themselves as a lower-risk option than cigarettes. With Zyn has been growing in popularity with younger folks, it threatens to become a gateway into nicotine addiction. Luke Simon joins Russell Moore and Claris ...  Show more

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