Breakpoint A Judge Rules Against Mifepristone, the Benefits of a Large Family, and Evangelism in Israel
A judge in Texas says the FDA rushed its approval of the abortion drug Mifepristone. John and Maria discuss a new study that finds children from large families are less likely to divorce.
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Waiting for Godot: A Tragicomedy in Two Acts by Samuel Beckett
Segment 1 - Texas Ruling on Mifepristone
"Justice Department Appeals Texas abortion pill order"
"What’s Next for the abortion pill Mifepristone?"
"Danco Laboratories, LLC Revenue"
Segment 2 - Love and Marriage
"Growing Up with Siblings Makes You Less Likely to Get Divorced"
"More Siblings Means Less Chance of Divorce as an Adult"
"Is Marrying Later Always Better?"
Segment 3 - Stories of the Week
"Israeli Government Threatens to Outlaw Evangelism"
"Why People Question Christianity"
"The Restless Heart of Gen Z"
"Being Christian in an Age of Heightened Hostility"
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