Here & Now: Editors' PicksStories selected by Here & Now editors.Father of reproductive rights movement calls SCOTUS decision a 'holy war against women'Bill Baird shares his reaction to Roe v. Wade being overturned by the Supreme Court. Play03:58Jun 24, 2022John Dean reflects on Watergate and Jan. 6 hearingsHas there been a "John Dean moment" in the Jan. 6 hearings? Let's ask Dean, former White House counsel who testified in the Watergate hearings.Play09:26Jun 24, 2022Advertisement Longtime women's rights attorney reacts to Supreme Court abortion rulingKathryn Kolbert argued the Supreme Court case Planned Parenthood v. Casey in the 1990s that reaffirmed Roe.Play05:42Jun 24, 2022Supreme Court overturns constitutional right to abortionThe ruling struck down nearly 50 years of a constitutional right to end a pregnancy.Play05:00Jun 24, 2022Anti-abortion activist weighs in on SCOTUS overturning Roe v. WadeO. Carter Snead is a law professor at the University of Notre Dame who filed an amicus brief in support of Mississippi overturning Roe v. Wade.Play05:05Jun 24, 2022The impact of overturning Roe v. Wade: What the decision means for states like Louisiana, MissouriThe new ruling — which says Americans do not have the constitutional right to terminate a pregnancy — will have an immediate impact in some states.Play04:29Jun 24, 2022Remembering Surfside condo collapse victims: What's changed one year later?Pablo Rodriguez lost his mother and grandmother in the deadly collapse.Play11:00Jun 23, 2022#MeToo founder Tarana Burke on griefThis time last year, activist and author Tarana Burke said she was finally feeling liberated. Then last Thanksgiving, her 92-year-old grandmother got COVID-19 and died two weeks later.Play10:54Jun 23, 2022What a civil rights attorney wants you to know about the future of Title IXWhile many people think of gains made by women in sports, the law has touched many elements of life on campus. Play09:37Jun 23, 2022Mashama Bailey wins outstanding chef award from the James Beard FoundationBailey discusses her culinary journey to the South, from Queens, New York, by way of France, and the diversity of this year's awards.Play09:35Jun 23, 2022'Daughters of the Flower Fragrant Garden' tells the story of sisters divided by China's civil warThe book follows Brown professor Zhuqing Lee's two half aunts, who were separated for three decades.Play09:44Jun 22, 2022Celebrate Juneteenth with a traditional dish from cookbook 'Watermelon and Red Birds'With Taylor's help, the guests at your Juneteenth gathering will be asking, "Who made the potato salad?"Play09:37Jun 16, 2022One of Chaucer's 'Canterbury Tales' offers lessons for the pandemicChaucer's "The Canterbury Tales" were written in the 14th century in the wake of the bubonic plague.Play10:57Jun 16, 2022Why birds sing before dawn: Ornithologist explains theoriesYou may have noticed a lot of birds chirping outside your window before the sun rises at this time of year.Play06:33Jun 16, 2022In ‘The Movement Made Us,’ a father and son trace the lasting impact of civil rights activismThrough the process of writing their new book, David Dennis Sr. also came to understand how the trauma he endured as an activist impacted his son.Play10:08Jun 16, 2022What makes Swan Lake a favorite of the Kremlin and protestersIf scenes from Tchaikovsky's "Swan Lake" start playing on Russian TV, watchers say that's the sign all is not well.Play11:07Jun 15, 2022Sommelier and chef Carlton McCoy explores unique places around the globe through food in 'Nomad'On his new food and culture travel series on CNN, McCoy says he reconnected his African-American heritage to ancestral traditions and history while traveling to West Africa.Play10:57Jun 15, 2022'The Fight for Pride': How activists tried to remake Philly's biggest LGBTQ+ celebrationLast year, the group organizing Philadelphia Pride was forced to disband. "March On: The Fight For Pride" tells the story of what happened in Philly — and what it means...Play09:20Jun 15, 2022Former exec says the gun industry is designed to profit from hatred, fear, conspiracyRyan Bussewas an executive in the gun industry for more than 25 years before leaving in 2020, disillusioned with a system he says shifted from focusing on safety and responsible...Play09:43Jun 15, 2022What a Taiwan flag patch in 'Tom Gun: Maverick' says about Hollywood's role in U.S.-China relationsThis small detail has created a big problem with China.Play08:55Jun 14, 2022Next Page
Father of reproductive rights movement calls SCOTUS decision a 'holy war against women'Bill Baird shares his reaction to Roe v. Wade being overturned by the Supreme Court. Play03:58Jun 24, 2022
John Dean reflects on Watergate and Jan. 6 hearingsHas there been a "John Dean moment" in the Jan. 6 hearings? Let's ask Dean, former White House counsel who testified in the Watergate hearings.Play09:26Jun 24, 2022
Longtime women's rights attorney reacts to Supreme Court abortion rulingKathryn Kolbert argued the Supreme Court case Planned Parenthood v. Casey in the 1990s that reaffirmed Roe.Play05:42Jun 24, 2022
Supreme Court overturns constitutional right to abortionThe ruling struck down nearly 50 years of a constitutional right to end a pregnancy.Play05:00Jun 24, 2022
Anti-abortion activist weighs in on SCOTUS overturning Roe v. WadeO. Carter Snead is a law professor at the University of Notre Dame who filed an amicus brief in support of Mississippi overturning Roe v. Wade.Play05:05Jun 24, 2022
The impact of overturning Roe v. Wade: What the decision means for states like Louisiana, MissouriThe new ruling — which says Americans do not have the constitutional right to terminate a pregnancy — will have an immediate impact in some states.Play04:29Jun 24, 2022
Remembering Surfside condo collapse victims: What's changed one year later?Pablo Rodriguez lost his mother and grandmother in the deadly collapse.Play11:00Jun 23, 2022
#MeToo founder Tarana Burke on griefThis time last year, activist and author Tarana Burke said she was finally feeling liberated. Then last Thanksgiving, her 92-year-old grandmother got COVID-19 and died two weeks later.Play10:54Jun 23, 2022
What a civil rights attorney wants you to know about the future of Title IXWhile many people think of gains made by women in sports, the law has touched many elements of life on campus. Play09:37Jun 23, 2022
Mashama Bailey wins outstanding chef award from the James Beard FoundationBailey discusses her culinary journey to the South, from Queens, New York, by way of France, and the diversity of this year's awards.Play09:35Jun 23, 2022
'Daughters of the Flower Fragrant Garden' tells the story of sisters divided by China's civil warThe book follows Brown professor Zhuqing Lee's two half aunts, who were separated for three decades.Play09:44Jun 22, 2022
Celebrate Juneteenth with a traditional dish from cookbook 'Watermelon and Red Birds'With Taylor's help, the guests at your Juneteenth gathering will be asking, "Who made the potato salad?"Play09:37Jun 16, 2022
One of Chaucer's 'Canterbury Tales' offers lessons for the pandemicChaucer's "The Canterbury Tales" were written in the 14th century in the wake of the bubonic plague.Play10:57Jun 16, 2022
Why birds sing before dawn: Ornithologist explains theoriesYou may have noticed a lot of birds chirping outside your window before the sun rises at this time of year.Play06:33Jun 16, 2022
In ‘The Movement Made Us,’ a father and son trace the lasting impact of civil rights activismThrough the process of writing their new book, David Dennis Sr. also came to understand how the trauma he endured as an activist impacted his son.Play10:08Jun 16, 2022
What makes Swan Lake a favorite of the Kremlin and protestersIf scenes from Tchaikovsky's "Swan Lake" start playing on Russian TV, watchers say that's the sign all is not well.Play11:07Jun 15, 2022
Sommelier and chef Carlton McCoy explores unique places around the globe through food in 'Nomad'On his new food and culture travel series on CNN, McCoy says he reconnected his African-American heritage to ancestral traditions and history while traveling to West Africa.Play10:57Jun 15, 2022
'The Fight for Pride': How activists tried to remake Philly's biggest LGBTQ+ celebrationLast year, the group organizing Philadelphia Pride was forced to disband. "March On: The Fight For Pride" tells the story of what happened in Philly — and what it means...Play09:20Jun 15, 2022
Former exec says the gun industry is designed to profit from hatred, fear, conspiracyRyan Bussewas an executive in the gun industry for more than 25 years before leaving in 2020, disillusioned with a system he says shifted from focusing on safety and responsible...Play09:43Jun 15, 2022
What a Taiwan flag patch in 'Tom Gun: Maverick' says about Hollywood's role in U.S.-China relationsThis small detail has created a big problem with China.Play08:55Jun 14, 2022
