The number of Americans who are part of any organized religion has been dropping for decades, and its changing the way they're voting.

It's been one month since the Writers' Guild Of America's strike began.

Happy Pride Month! We kick off our conversations about LGBTQIA+ lives by exploring how to think about how masculinity and femininity can instill a feeling of "gender euphoria."

Last May, a gunman opened fire in an elementary school in Uvalde, TX. A year later, we look at how the community has changed, and how the nation's thinking on gun control has evolved.

Where does the US stand on the international stage now, when it comes to current conflicts as in Ukraine, and potential conflicts, as with China's and Taiwan?

We talk about the systemic issues that lead to right wing radicalization, and about some of the personal factors that contributed to an influential insurrectionist's life trajectory.

The US government's 'debt ceiling' negotiations continue, but the complexities of the national debt and the global economy obfuscate what the real impact might be if we surpass it.

A number of whales have recently beached themselves on NY and NJ's shorelines.

With a deadline looming, Congress and President Biden appear to remain at a stalemate when it comes to extending the US's debt ceiling.