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  • The House of Representatives last week passed legislation that would protect same-sex marriages at the federal level in response to Justice Clarence Thomas’s call for the supreme court to revisit same-sex marriage rights.Today we are taking a look at the history and politics of same-sex marriage in the U.S.
  • In exchange for providing support to the communities they serve, non-profit hospitals get federal benefits. However, despite billions in tax breaks, the amount of charity care provided by these hospitals pales in comparison to the benefits they receive.
  • To combat depression the most frequently prescribed medications are Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors (SSRI’s). However, there are still questions surrounding our understanding of them. We’ll ask those questions and get some answers. Also, the health benefits of coffee and the current state of the nation’s organ transplant system.
  • Last week the federal government declared the monkeypox outbreak a public health emergency. We take a look at what monkeypox is, the state of the outbreak in the U.S., and how our public health system is responding.
  • Thousands traveled to the Kennedy Space Center on Florida’s Atlantic coast yesterday to watch the launch of Artemis 1. They were disappointed when an engine problem forced NASA to scrub the launch to Friday at the earliest.
  • At the start of August, the Ohio Association of Foodbanks appealed to Governor Dewine for aide with shortages in their supplies. With demand for the banks’ services increasing, but supplies dwindling, a solution is needed and soon.
  • The death of Tyre Nichols last month in Memphis took on an added dimension when it was revealed that the officers involved were African American. We’ll look at the pervasiveness of anti-Black bias and the role of special police units.
  • Generation Now, the dark money nonprofit at the center of the $61 million statehouse corruption case, last week copped to its involvement and agreed to…
  • State lawmakers have a full agenda as they return to work this week.
  • A record number of people will turn 65 this year.
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