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The film “The Birth of a Nation” directed, written and produced by Nate Parker tells the story of Nat Turner—a Virginia-bor ...

Guests: Sara Canuso and Carol Kinsey Goman Body language tells us a lot: about politicians on the debate stage an ...

Peter Crimmins attends a discussion on civil rights activist Octavius Catto. Jay Scott Smith looks at the Clinton campaign’s e ...

Guests: Mike Newall and David Thornburgh The Executive Director of the Philadelphia Parking Authority recently re ...

Guests: Jay Olshansky, David Sinclair One hundred and fifteen years – that’s about as old as we can hope to g ...

Joe Hernandez covers the Trump Taj Mahal’s final day in operation. Susan Philips fact checks claims made about energy and climate c ...

Some doctors and nurses who care for people at the end of life are encouraging their patients to write letters to their loved ones while ...

On October 13 at 9:24 pm, Orbital Sciences will launch from Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport in Virginia, sending 2,400 kilos of supplies ...

Guests: Ginger Gibson, Reid Wilson, Michael Delli Carpini, John Brabender In this hour of Radio Times, Mar ...

Guests: Duncan Haldane, Mark Peplow, Ravi Amaravadi The Nobel Prizes in ...

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Laura Benshoff heads to Bucks county, where vice president Joe Biden is stumping for Hillary Clinton. In this week’s edition of Wha ...

Flexing some mussel The freshwater mussel is considered one of the most endangered of all plants and animals in No ...

Old railroad ties are inherently dangerous, but are they actually illegal to use in the home landscape? Mike McGrath host of You Bet Your ...

From a pain in the leg, to death without much warning, we explore how an issue that kills 60,000 Americans each year often goes unnoticed ...