sort order: page size:
On today's show: How the U.S. is trying to stop terrorists from acquiring nuclear weapons, new FDA rules relax abortion regulations, and Alvin Hall meets his father. (episode)
At the Nuclear Industry Summit in Washington this week, one of President Obama's main focuses will be stopping the spread of nuclear material to North Korea and Islamic terrorists.
President Obama and Chinese President Xi meet in Washington today in hopes that the countries can resolve their escalating confrontation in the South China Sea.
A book examining Norwegian shooter Anders Breivik reveals clues to fighting both xenophobia and Islamic extremism in Europe.
Five prominent members of the U.S. women's national soccer team have filed a federal wage discrimination against the U.S. Soccer Federation.
This week, the Food and Drug Administration waded into controversial territory by relaxing access for a medication that induces abortion.
Donald Trump's abortion comments and the battery charges against his campaign manager could set the tone for the rest of his campaign.
In part three of Alvin Hall's story, Alvin confronts his family's past and for the first time finds his father in old home movie footage.
Ubiquitous jazz and jam-band musician Marco Benevento's latest solo album, "The Story of Fred Short," is named for a Native American man who lived on his land in Upstate New York.