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Racial relations in this country have certainly come a long way in the past 50 years, but conversations about race can still be uncomfortable and…

One bourbon, one scotch, one beer... or maybe just all bourbon. Corn-on-the-cob is an American favorite, but distill that corn, and you've got a…

Today on the show we talk to the creator of a new FRONTLINEÂ documentary that details the involvement of the Silicon Valley in NSA surveillance practices.…

Great service in a restaurant might warrant a big tip, but that money is often split among the whole staff--even management. Ohio's Tip Fairness Act would…

Eating local is easy when it comes to produce, but seafood is a different story altogether. Despite owning 94,000 miles of coastline, the US imports 91…

As the courts begin to grapple with the rape charges against two high-school students in Steubenville, what are the trends in youth sexual violence and…

John Schwartz, a journalist for the New York Times, and his wife suspected their son was gay long before their son came out. On this hour, we'll talk…

Last November's election saw a record number of women win seats in Congress. Seventy-eight women now hold seats in the House, and twenty women serve as…

Can a front-runner really hit one out of the park? Is Congress just running down the clock? Since the start of civilization, sports and politics have been…

Spend some time in an elementary school classroom, and you'll meet easygoing kids, and kids who lose control. Some aspects of temperament are established…