For all you WorldMagBlog readers who haven’t discovered our newly redesigned home page, here’s a sampling of the news and commentary we’ve posted this week:

Reaching across the aisle: For a potential John McCain administration, bipartisanship should be a means instead of an ends, comments Cal Thomas.

Sarah surge: A small-town hockey mom turns establishment politics on its head. Mark Bergin reports from Alaska.

History repeats: It’s hard to imagine an unlikelier hero for the New England Patriots than Matt Cassel, writes John Dawson.

Cleaning up the mess: Lynn Vincent discovered that Gulf Coast storm survivors have a different idea of devastation since Hurricane Katrina.

Republican redemption: When Cal Thomas asked how Republicans can win back a congressional majority and the trust of the people, Jeb Bush said his party “needs to stand for reform.”

Spontaneous volunteers: Last night, Marvin Olasky ran across a group of Central Texans who signed up to help coastal evacuees fleeing Hurricane Ike.

Into the fray: The Family Research Council establishes a PAC and announces candidate endorsements. Warren Cole Smith reports from the Value Voter Summit in Washington, D.C.

Plus, ongoing coverage of breaking news such as the devastation of Hurricane Ike, the deadly Southern California train collision, and President Bush’s announcement this morning that the United States and its allies will continue to fight extremists and terrorists “head on.”

I encourage you to visit our home page regularly and make it your source of daily news and views from a Christian worldview perspective.