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Glad we’ve got @adamkinzinger.bsky.social ‘s eyes on the sky so I can concentrate on my last minute Christmas shopping! This week on The Bulletin: Is it UFOs over New Jersey? Santa’s headlights? What gives?
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The plight of Christians in Syria and what religious freedom means in this complicated region of the world.
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“If Mangione refuses to be claimed by an ideology, or if he reveals himself to be a well-adjusted kid who became deeply mentally unwell, that may end up being more unsettling than if he is a calculated operator or fringe radical.”
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This is The Bulletin at its best: engaging breaking news with wise, thoughtful commentary.
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Talking with NYT bestselling author and historian Charles King was a highlight of my holiday season. Check out this episode with beautiful Christmas music from Handel’s Messiah!
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Doing research for an upcoming show: Do you attend Sunday School? Does your church even offer it?
Today’s episode of The Bulletin: Hunter Biden’s pardon; Korea, Syria and global authoritarian threats; and the SC’s hearing on youth trans medicine.
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Listen here:
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Army Trail Road. I had the salmon with a cream sauce. I’ve never looked at cream sauces the same since.
😳 Bulletin Merch?! 😍 Yes, please!
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I lost my taste for the middle in 2002 when I got food poisoning at a Red Lobster after dinner there with J.I. Packer. I don’t think I ever apologized enuf to him for that bad meal.
Watching coverage of the hearing on transgender youth medicine didn’t make me cry. But there was a moment in today’s Bulletin recording on the topic where my eyes teared up enuf that it was hard to see my notes. Episode drops tomorrow, y’all. Don’t miss it.
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It would be a great book for both, and, I’d add for men too. When all come to see themselves as integral caregivers, women will be supported even better.
Lots to think about in this piece.
We’re talking about Hunter Biden’s pardon this week on The Bulletin. What do you want to know about it?
This is infuriating to me. An example of horrific voyeurism and shoddy journalism. Asking a family member for a public response <4 hours after a violent death is immoral. No one in raw shock should be asked to speak on the record in a moment like this.
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This week on The Bulletin: the neuroscience and social consequence of motherhood with nature writer Lucy Jones.
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There are those who think Trump's election means that now nothing matters. They're wrong. Everything matters now. The binary, singular choice is behind us. Now the choice facing each of us is what kind of person will we be in the season that lies ahead.
“No reasonable person who looks at the facts of Hunter’s cases … can reach any other conclusion than Hunter was singled out only because he is my son—and that is wrong.”
Why make it harder for your team than it already is?
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Come on, Joe. Thanks a lot.
“Joe Biden has now provided every Republican—and especially those running for Congress in 2026—with a ready-made heat shield against any criticism about Trump’s pardons, past or present.”
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“Falling from a plane might be a reprieve for a turkey.”
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I’ve been working to eliminate all plastics from my cooking. But I need a good, easy solution for school lunches. This convo would have me to believe my kid should bring Pyrex? Feels like a disaster waiting to happen.
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Very uncomfortable! Years ago, I had a run-in with a football coach after one of his players plagiarized and I failed him on the assignment. I was pressured to make accommodation so he could qualify to play in the next game.
On this week’s holiday episode of The Bulletin, @mikecosper.bsky.social @clarissamoll.bsky.social and I talk about family estrangement, why it’s hard to find contentment, and I take one more shot at Mike for going to that Tammy Faye Bakker show:
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Need a gentle Advent resource to walk with you through grief? Grab a copy of my new devotional. The 40 days bring you through the holiday gauntlet and into the new year, tracing God’s faithful presence through the Old Testament.
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"A big part of becoming a teenager is figuring out how to fit in. Sometimes that means papering over the stranger parts of your personality, suppressing your uncommon enthusiasms, but sometimes, if you’re lucky, you find a place where you are accepted despite your idiosyncrasies."
Loved this.
“‘Well, Dad, why don’t we try giving it back?’” James Newell, 77, recalled his son, Eric, asking when the topic came up several years ago at the dinner table.
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Makes me think of Edward Abbey, the OG Desert Solitaire.
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My co-author, home from college. #mombliss
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