The Briefing 01-08-16

North Korea's claim to have hydrogen bomb stark reminder of challenge in restraining evilWashington Post — True or not, North Korea’s claim of a hydrogen bomb test is a threatWall Street Journal — The New Nuclear Proliferation Age

Sex education controversy in Omaha is a battle over morality, not "just the facts"Washington Post (Emma Brown) — Omaha parent says proposed sex ed approach ‘rapes children of their innocence’

Upcoming caucuses will reflect current divide in America along basic worldview commitmentsWall Street Journal (Dante Chinni) — Demographic Differences Tell the Tale in Early Voting States

New study confirms ancient Christian teaching: children need both mothers and fathersThe Telegraph (Urmee Khan) — Children who spend time with their fathers have a higher IQ

"Mobile" generation tends to find self-worth in social media, not in the image of GodNew York Times (Conor Dougherty) — App Makers Reach Out to the Teenager on Mobile