The big business of the Olympics: Corporate sponsors silent on human rights abuses ahead of BeijingMembers of Congress are asking Coca-Cola and other corporations to consider a more critical approach to China.Play05:42Jan 20, 2022
A group of researchers in Mass. wants to rename schizophrenia. Can it reduce stigma?Others say the term itself is not the problem.Play05:45Jan 20, 2022
A closer look at the New York AG's investigation into Trump's business practicesNew York Attorney General Letitia James released a lengthy filing about financial irregularities in Trump's businesses.Play04:23Jan 20, 2022
Here & Now's Tonya Mosley takes on new role of special correspondentMosley shares the details of her new position with host Scott Tong.Play04:16Jan 20, 2022
'The Rise and Fall of Mars Hill': The abuses of a superstar pastor and megachurch ruins left behindThe podcast tells the inside story of one of the country's first internet celebrity pastors.Play10:59Jan 20, 2022
The state of unity, democracy and religion in the U.S. since President Biden took officeOne year ago at his inauguration, Biden promised to unite a deeply divided nation, still reeling from the attack on the Capitol and struggling with the pandemic.Play09:19Jan 20, 2022
Unpacking the new NCAA policy update for transgender athletesUnder the new rule, transgender athletes are required to document sport-specific testosterone levels four weeks before their sport's championship selections.Play03:42Jan 20, 2022
School closures spell trouble for Democrats ahead of midtermsRepublicans plan to take advantage of school closures ahead of midterm congressional elections this year. Play10:52Jan 20, 2022
Blinken in Berlin to smooth tensions after Biden suggests some Russian aggression would be toleratedWhite House officials walked back Biden's statement.Play05:53Jan 20, 2022
Patients die waiting for care in Massachusetts as hospitals struggle with COVID-19 surgeThere are reports of patients dying because they couldn't be transferred to higher-level care.Play04:47Jan 20, 2022
Rare Stellar's sea eagle has birdwatchers flocking to MaineThe bird is native to Siberia and rarely even seen in Alaska.Play03:33Jan 20, 2022
President Biden's first year in in office: Successes, struggles and what's to comeNPR's Ron Elving discusses whether Biden needs a new path forward to make progress with his legislative agenda.Play10:45Jan 20, 2022
Chef Tanya Holland looks ahead to her next chapterAfter closing her trailblazing restaurant Brown Sugar Kitchen in Oakland, California, Holland shares what soul food dishes give her comfort these days.Play09:33Jan 19, 2022
Building customized homes to address mobility concerns for wounded veteransThe mobility concerns of wounded veterans who served in Iraq and Afghanistan remain an urgent issue.Play03:46Jan 19, 2022
Student boycott underway in Oakland over COVID-19 safety in schoolsThe boycott coincided with a teacher sickout that forced three schools to close.Play03:35Jan 19, 2022
New investigation finds massive undercount of COVID-19 death toll in U.S.An investigation by Documenting COVID-19 and the USA Today Network revealed that inaccurate death certificates filed across the country are hiding the pandemic's true death toll.Play05:44Jan 19, 2022
Fashion icon André Leon Talley dies at 73We remember his legacy as Vogue's first Black male creative director and advocate for diversity in the fashion world.Play03:19Jan 19, 2022
Indigenous Canadian chief expresses relief, hope, after $31 billion child welfare abuses settlementAbout 115,000 children were put into foster care for what Manitoba Indigenous Chief Cindy Woodhouse says had to do with poverty and racism, not parenting.Play06:16Jan 19, 2022
Breeders ponder the future of large-scale alpaca fiber production in OhioQuestions about how to bolster the production of alpaca fiber into the local textile industry are resurfacing.Play07:01Jan 19, 2022
Despite FDA's greenlight, many telehealth companies choose not to offer abortion pills by mailIn December, the Food and Drug Administration permanently lifted a major restriction on access to abortion pills. But many health care companies aren't taking advantage of it. Play03:53Jan 19, 2022
