The Pour Over Gas Prices Soar, Artemis II Launches, SCOTUS Proceedings, & More
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Apr 1, 2026 U.S. gas prices climbing past $4 and the geopolitical ripples behind the spike. NASA’s Artemis II moon launch and crew details, plus a scripture moment on creation. Supreme Court hearings on birthright citizenship and a ruling on conversion therapy. Airport delays easing after TSA pay fixes and a daring Italian museum art theft.
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Artemis II Will Fly Humans Past Moon's Far Side
- NASA's Artemis II launches with four astronauts for a nine-day lunar flyby showing previously unseen far-side terrain.
- Commander Reid Wiseman, pilot Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and Jeremy Hansen will travel ~4,700 miles past the far side; a student-designed plushie Rise serves as zero-g indicator.
SCOTUS Weighs Birthright Citizenship And Conversion Therapy Case
- The Supreme Court is hearing a challenge to an executive order denying birthright citizenship and recently ruled on conversion therapy bans.
- The Court will decide if the 14th Amendment or a 1940 statute bars the order; an 8-1 decision sided with a counselor against Colorado's youth conversion therapy ban.
Divine Justice As Perspective On Legal Rulings
- The hosts contrasted earthly courts with divine justice to offer perspective on political rulings.
- Joe cited Deuteronomy 32:4 to emphasize God's perfect, unbiased justice amid contentious Supreme Court decisions.