Now that the Pentagon has withdrawn from Afghanistan, can they prioritize cybersecurity and combating sexual assault in the ranks?

The Biden Administration announced it will end restrictions on air travel for fully vaccinated foreigners to come to the U.S., starting in November.

Emily Cochrane, New York Times congressional reporter, talks about the debate in Congress over the budget and the Biden agenda.

Marianna Sotomayor, Washington Post congressional reporter, talks about the Democrats' continued negotiations over the budget bill and Saturday's 'Justice for J6' rally. 

The antiparasitic drug ivermectin is not approved for use in preventing or treating COVID-19, but it's become popular among a contingent of vaccine skeptics. So what's the science say?

It was (re-)opening night on Broadway! A report from news and culture editor Jennifer Vanasco, plus audience members and workers.

It's (gubernatorial recall) election day in California. KQED reporter Marisa Lagos breaks down Gov. Newsom's chances of withstanding it, and who could take his place if he doesn't. 

After last week's national unity for the anniversary of 9/11, Republicans are suing the Biden administration over vaccine mandates and the DOJ is suing over the Texas abortion law.

Ahead of the 20th anniversary of September 11, 2001, Muslim listeners called in to talk about how their lives and experiences in the U.S. changed after the terror attacks.