(Original airdate May 22, 2022) Today, we begin with a report that may have you asking, who do federal agencies really serve? In this story, elderly widows are being victimized by the very agency that’s supposed to help provide them […]
The watchdog group Judicial Watch has filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit against the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) for records regarding its referral to the Justice Dept. about former President Trump’s presidential records. The lawsuit was
(Original airdate May 15, 2022) Today, we leave you with a fascinating story from the ocean deep, where whales often emit mysterious, rhythmic sequences of sound called whale songs. There’s a lot of scientific study behind this form of communication,
(Original airdate May 15, 2022) Nearly 50 years after the Supreme Court decided women have a constitutional right to terminate their pregnancy, things may be about to change. A leak of a draft decision obtained by Politico suggests the Court
(Original airdate May 8, 2022) Now a story from our travels to Alaska. Scott Thuman reports on a unique Coast Guard ship with a fascinating namesake. A picturesque, sunny day at Coast Guard Station Kodiak, Alaska, 250 miles south of
(Original airdate May 8, 2022) There’s been an upheaval in education during the past two years of the Covid pandemic. Part of the change has pressed parents into increased involvement, even activism. Lisa Fletcher reports on one movement. From protests
(Original airdate May 8, 2022) With crime a persistent and growing concern for many Americans, one city that’s frequently in the headlines is San Francisco. As homelessness has spiraled out of control, drug crime has gotten so bad in one
It is a disturbing and unjournalistic practice: Assuming racism or “hate” involving crimes committed against a victim who is or was part of a minority group (but never making the assumption when crimes are committed against whites). The most recent
