NewsWorks Tonight, May 28, 2018
Listen 20:47Starbucks conducts anti-bias training for its staff tomorrow. A Drexel University study has devised a method to better monitor pilots’ brainwaves. A middle school teacher gets some striking results from an essay assignment. Two newly-noticed, non-members of our solar system demonstrate our sun’s power. As families plan summer getaways, a cautionary tale is offered, to know your abilities and limitations.
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