Election 2012 recap, Cal Thomas on the next four years, The Olasky Interview with John C. Goodman, Emily Whitten reviews 'Wreck-It Ralph,' Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, Estonian singing revolution, religious persecution, new archbishop of Canterbury chosen, Joel Belz, anatomy of a winning campaign message, Warren Cole Smith on markets and the economy, South Carolina Episcopalians, Crystal Cathedral founder seeks $5 million from church, Arsenio Orteza, self-healing concrete, Albin Sadar, The History Book, and more

Campaign 2012, Cal Thomas on Obama's shrinking political base, final installment of Let the Candidate Speak, Benghazi scandal update and review, voting on education, four states vote on marriage, Joel Belz, Democrats all in on abortion, Warren Cole Smith on markets and the economy, Notable Speech by Ronald Reagan, Megan Basham reviews 'Skyfall,' Nigeria church bombing, International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church, The History Book, and more

Campaign 2012, WORLD's Mindy Belz on foreign policy, The Olasky Interview with Charles Murray, Arsenio Orteza on Art Garfunkel's latest album, protecting religious freedom at the state level, Cal Thomas remembers Sen. George McGovern, new evidence on 'Benghazi-gate,' economic update, third-party presidential candidates, home-video reviews by Phil Boatwright, Mary Reichard on the mistrial in a discrimination case involving the University of Iowa College of Law, humorist Albin Sadar, The History Book, and more

Benghazi scandal, Cal Thomas on the second presidential debate, winner of the Hope Award, political fallout, Megan Basham reviews 'Argo,' update on Texas cheerleaders case, new report on Southern Poverty Law Center, John Stonestreet and Os Guinness, The Olasky Interview with Mets pitcher R.A. Dickey, Tyndale House president on suing over HHS birth-control mandate, lessons on socialized medicine from Eastern Europe, Andy Andrews reads from 'How do you kill 11 million people?', The History Book, and more

Campaign 2012, Cal Thomas on the high and low points of the VP debate, Benghazi security failures, Nicholas Eberstadt on his book 'Nation of Takers,' home video reviews, Scott Rasmussen on the state of the race, commentator Joel Belz on politics and righteousness, excerpts from the 1980 VP debate, the story of the most famous book in the world, The History Book, and more

Morning news: New jobless claims down but market still weak, another U.S. embassy security official slain, Romney meets evangelist Billy Graham. Also: Cal Thomas reviews the vice presidential debate, Scott Rasmussen reviews the latest polling, Hobby Lobby president opens a new showing for Bible artifact exhibit, and Janie B. Cheaney on 'raging relativists'

Morning news: Previewing the VP debate with two different kinds of Catholic candidates, Obama seeks to soothe tense supporters, U.S. orders troops to Jordan. Also: A tense House hearing on 'Benghazi-gate,' percentage of religiously unaffiliated Americans rises, two more Christian colleges sue over Obamacare mandate, a short history of the Nobel Peace Prize, and Joel Belz on politics and righteousness.

Morning news: Congress probes consular security in Libya, Iraq says al-Qaeda rebuilding, evangelicals urge voter turnout despite Romney's Mormonism. Also: The campaign for Ohio, Supreme Court hears race-based college admissions case, music from Phil Keaggy and Owl City, commentary from John Stonestreet and Os Guinness.

Morning news: New polling reveals presidential campaign a tossup, Syrian civil war spilling over border, Sandusky to be sentenced today, U.S. loses Protestant majority. Also: Romney's foreign policy address, a skydive from the stratosphere, Texas cheerleaders and free speech, vote fraud, and commentary by Cal Thomas

Morning news: Mitt Romney's foreign-policy address at the Virginia Military Institute, President Obama's $10M West Coast fundraiser, Venezuela's Hugo Chavez reelected, private company launches Space Station cargo run. Also: Sunday talk show summary, food stamp usage hits new record high, deficit exceeds $1 trillion four years straight, author interview with Paul Kengor on 'The Communist,' the History Book, and Andrée Seu Peterson on baseball.