Inflation’s 40-year high, the James Webb Telescope, and former PM of Japan assassinated

In this episode, Brent and Lindsay discuss inflation’s jaw-dropping rate, the assassination of the former Prime Minister of Japan, and the amazing new space images from the James Webb Telescope. 

ERLC Content

• Jordan Wootten with How do Americans view the issue of abortion, really? Takeaways from a recently published survey
• Chelsea Sobolik with Explainer: House to vote on pair of extreme pro-abortion bills
• ERLC Staff with Why Roe v. Wade was an indefensible ruling: And why the Constitution leaves the question of abortion to the states

Culture

• CNBC: Inflation up a jaw-dropping 9.1%
• CNN: Crowds gather to pay respects to former PM Shinzo Abe
• BBC: What abe meant to Japan
• NPR: James Webb Telescope Images are groundbreaking

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• Brent: Baseball All-star game
• Lindsay: Everything Sad is Untrue; Where the Light Fell 

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