Ukraine Celebrates A Somber Independence Day
Today is Ukraine’s Independence Day, marking 31 years since it broke from the Soviet Union. It also comes six months since Russia launched its full-scale invasion, and Ukrainian officials are concerne...
24 Aug 202225min
Protecting Your Data In A Post-Roe World
A teenager and her mother are facing criminal charges for allegedly violating Nebraska's abortion ban, and police used their Facebook direct messages as evidence to charge them. Sara Morrison, senior ...
23 Aug 202220min
Now That's What I Call Climate Chaos
Extreme weather is taking a toll around the globe, with intense storms battering parts of Europe, and historic drought revealing long-submerged relics in other regions. China is also wrestling with on...
22 Aug 202219min
Tip Of The Weisselberg
A federal judge in Florida announced Thursday he is "inclined" to release parts of the affidavit that led to the FBI search of Mar-a-Lago earlier this month. That means it could be made public, giving...
19 Aug 202220min
Better COVID Messaging? We'll CDC About That
CDC director Rochelle Walensky announced Wednesday the agency is making big structural and cultural changes, following widespread criticism over its response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Dr. Abdul El-Say...
18 Aug 202220min
A Gay Doctor Talks Monkeypox
The CDC recently reported that new monkeypox cases in New York City appear to be slowing down, though new cases are slowly rising nationwide. Dr. Carlton Thomas, an advocate for queer health and sex p...
17 Aug 202219min
Georgia Grand Jury On My Mind
More allies of former President Donald Trump will have to appear before a special grand jury in Georgia in the coming weeks, as part of the criminal investigation over possible attempts to interfere i...
16 Aug 202223min
Caught In The Espionage Act
The Justice Department is investigating former President Donald Trump for potentially violating three federal laws related to handling government documents, including the Espionage Act. That's accordi...
15 Aug 202224min
