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We talk about women playing professional baseball and softball from the All-American Girls Professional Baseball league in the ’40s ...

During President Bush’s “war on terror,” military spending has been the highest in U.S. history. Veteran journalist, RO ...

Remembering Anne d’Harnoncourt and her contributions to the art world and Philadelphia cultural life. Marty talks to Philadelphia a ...

More talk on the Democratic presidential primary with JASON JOHNSON, Assistant Professor of Communications and Political Science at Hiram ...

On Memorial Day, 2006, while in Baghdad covering the war in Iraq, CBS news reporter KIMBERLY DOZIER was the victim of a car bomb that kil ...

Should the PA Turnpike be leased out? Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell has proposed that we lease the heavily used toll road to a private ...

With food prices climbing, more and more people are turning to their own backyards for vegetables. Today on Radio Times, we talk about ve ...

When is a pre-emptive war justified? We’ll talk with MICHAEL DOYLE author of Striking First: Preemption and Prevention in Internati ...

Film critic and television host DAVID GILMOUR gave his son permission to drop out of high school on the condition that they watch three m ...

The war of words between the White House and a former spokesman has us wondering: Who should we believe? Former White House Press Secreta ...

Marty talks to RASHEEDAH PHILLIPS, she is a young mother and defied the statistics by graduating Temple University Law School last week. ...

We talk about how religion can be a messy issue for the candidates, whether it has to do with their personal beliefs, associations or sup ...

Presidential candidates have been touting green collar jobs as part of their plans to reduce energy dependence and buoy the economy thro ...

Where does the Middle East Peace Process stand today? We talk with GHAITH AL-OMARI, Advocacy Director of the American Task Force on Pale ...

Last week, the federal governments ran ads in newspapers across the country which rated hospitals on two measures of quality of care. The ...