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Host Cherri Gregg spotlights Good Souls—people making a difference in their communities.

Last week, we heard from former Tampa Bay Buccaneers center Ryan Jensen about how going pro was never supposed to happen to him; that dre ...

President Trump’s approval ratings on key issues, such as immigration and healthcare, have dipped lately. Is the famously “Teflon” president showing a real erosion in support?

Many of the kids Rutter helps arrive in the U.S. alone and lack stable housing, food, and mental health care.

Survivors Annie Farmer and Liz Stein open up about breaking the culture of silence, coping with public spotlight, and combating sex trafficking.

On this edition of Jukebox Journey, Kevin digs through the crates for music that gets at the wide range of feelings we experience during ...

A look at what happens when searching for the truth is personal - and the answers are not what we expected.

The global beauty industry is worth $450 billion dollars and it's growing year after year. What's driving the beauty boom?

Mayor Cherelle Parker makes the case for building and preserving 30,000 housing units in the city and reflects on her first two years in office.

Benedict Cumberbatch talks with Patrick Stoner about waiving his usual fee to do small projects that he admires. ...

After 1776, movements for independence spread far beyond the United States. 

A new report from UC San Diego sparked concern over declining math skills. What's driving learning loss? What can we do to reverse these trends?

Ryan Jensen made a name for himself as a center for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers with quarterback Tom Brady. But even as he looks down at his ...

Does AI-powered surveillance make us safer? From Ring cams catching package thieves to systems claiming to detect shooters, AI security tech is rapidly advancing.

The Philadelphia Orchestra’s principal bassist is transforming young lives through Project 440, a free arts-based leadership program helping students discover purpose.