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The Declaration’s Journey traces the story of the Declaration of Independence from Thomas Jefferson’s pen to movements for freedom ar ...

After decades of growing acceptance, American support for LGBTQ+ rights has declined in the last few years. What’s driving the shift and what does will it mean?

Freddie is bummed when Otto reports on her block party plans AND the impending rainstorm. Otto explains the rules of journalism. ...

Don’t look now, but after winning their series against the Mets this weekend, the Phillies have cut the Braves’ lead in the N ...

We explore how the pursuit of happiness has evolved in America with constitutional law scholar Jeffrey Rosen and cognitive scientist Laurie Santos.

Delaware Governor Matt Meyer joins us for this June episode to address top issues like maternal health, homelessness and the 2027 state budget.

On this episode, we commemorate America's 250th anniversary, and we explore how science and innovation helped build a new nation.

Award-winning harpist Hannah continues her journey at Curtis.

Remember when "going outside" was the only summer plan? From the snacks, to hangouts, to one-hit wonders that defined summer, we're throwing it back to simpler low-tech times.

After losing Monday’s opener, the Phillies made MLB history with two incredible 9th inning comebacks against the Washington Nationa ...

Some of the best athletes in the world are in the United States right now, competing in World Cup games all over the country. For America ...

The Phillies took care of business in dramatic fashion against the Nationals and now head to New York, where those terrible, terrible Met ...

WHYY News produces “The Source,” a local news podcast featuring the newsroom’s most impactful audio reporting. The segments ...

Scott Eastwood & Director Rod Lurie talk with Patrick Stoner about the grueling challenges of shooting this WW2 true story on locati ...

Is patriotism about upholding the ideals of America’s founders? Is it blind allegiance to the country? Can you be deeply critical of the U.S and still be patriotic