There’s a new space race underway for valuable prizes buried on the Moon. And there is real concern the Communist Chinese are ahead. Lisa Fletcher reports. Over the summer, in a remote corner of northern China, a small space capsule […]
Original air date: September 29th, 2024 For almost 80 years, some American cities have been adding the chemical fluoride to the drinking water for healthy teeth. Since the start, some have claimed it’s an unsafe practice while others cried that’s a
Pennsylvania’s ballot counting was under a microscope this week, with 19 electoral votes at stake—votes that tipped the balance of the presidential election not only this year, but in 2016 and 2020 when the state was called for Biden after
It’s often said that youth are architects of tomorrow’s world. They just might be the architects of the upcoming election. Our reporting from key battleground states continues this week in Pennsylvania with Lisa Fletcher. In Pennsylvania, every political yard sign
Politics and religion have long been flashpoints in American discourse. Now, there’s a term you may start hearing more of—Christian nationalism. It’s being popularized by factions who argue that Christianity is being used by opportunists for political gain. Lisa Fletcher
America’s reputation for feeding the world may be faltering. For the second year in a row we’re buying more food from foreign countries than we’re selling. Lisa Fletcher reports on how complex trade policies and politics are impacting US farmers.
From homeschooling to home-cooked meals, Kentucky mom Kari Ashauer has a strong influence over what’s going into her kids’ minds and bodies. But despite her best efforts, there’s something flowing into her home over which she has no control: mandatory
For Carter Satterfield and Juliana Morrow, swimming isn’t just a sport; it’s a way of life. Carter Satterfield: I wanted a place where I could work to be the best me, and for me, that’s in the pool. Juliana Morrow:
