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In words and in policy, former President Trump painted immigrants, especially those from majority non-white countries, as a burden and a threat.With the…

President Trump in December sparked controversy when he granted pardons to numerous political cronies, including convicted felons Paul Manafort and Roger…

Researchers and public health experts are holding the line on the need for widespread mask wearing. Increasingly, researchers say, data supports the idea…

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine said in December that there is an unofficial moratorium on capital punishment in Ohio. Like many other states, Ohio can't procure…

Christmas day at the movie theater is a tradition for millions of Americans. But this year, most theaters were closed, hosting private viewings or…

This episode originally aired on Jan. 11, 2020.Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine said in December that there is an unofficial moratorium on capital punishment in…

The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has cleared final checks and is slated for launch later this year. We discuss what astronomers hope to discover about the infant universe, signs of life on other planets and more.

Ransomware attacks have crippled gas lines, meat suppliers, hospitals, cities and more in recent months. We discuss the impact of ransomware attacks and why they’re so difficult to stop.

Medication for children and adults with ADHD can sometimes make patients feel “weird” and not in a good way. But there’s hope. We talk with psychologist Wes Crenshaw about his new book on fearless medication management for ADD and ADHD.

Zoning laws stifle the opportunities of low-income families and families of color. We discuss how economic covenants, zoning laws and other factors continue to promote housing segregation and efforts to foster more inclusive neighborhoods.