NewsWorks Tonight, July 30, 2018
Listen 22:44Pennsylvania and New Jersey’s Attorneys General try to block 3-D guns from being downloaded in their states. Shanita Hubbard discusses her New York Times op-ed “The heartbreak of raising a black daughter in a red state.” A loophole in Pennsylvania law is putting archeological sites at risk from fracking work. The Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival concludes its season with “All’s well that ends well.” On SkyTalk, we discuss the recent discovery of a water reservoir on Mars.
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