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  • In 1969, Leroy and Gloria Griffith got married in Chattanooga, Tennessee. They're believed to be one of the first interracial couples to legally wed in the county.
  • Investors continue to unload government bonds, with the thinking that Trump's presidency may increase inflation and interest rates.
  • Entomologist Marcel Dicke wants us to reconsider our relationship with insects, promoting bugs as a tasty — and ecologically sound — alternative to meat in an increasingly hungry world.
  • Here & Now's Meghna Chakrabarti asks Bloomberg columnist Michael Regan if the changes are re-defining the notion of fast food.
  • Jonathan Coulton parodies game the kinda creepy Willie Nelson and Julio Iglesias song "To All the Girls I've Loved Before" to be about famous monsters.
  • Researchers have found an unconscious bias in the way contestants play the game show Jeopardy.
  • In this final round, Puzzle Guru Art Chung asks the final contestants to identify the occupations of famous TV characters. For example, "Tony Soprano, from The Sopranos," would be "mob boss."
  • After recording hits in the '50s and '60s, Cash's career cooled down. Then, a '94 collaboration with producer Rick Rubin transformed the former country star into an icon. Originally broadcast in 1997.
  • A powerful storm in northern California and Nevada has caused major flooding throughout the area, with more snow and rain expected in the coming days.
  • A study finds single women are much less likely to express career ambitions compared to married women or men. Researchers believe they don't want to undermine their appeal in the dating market.
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