Host Matt Leon and KYW Newsradio reporters recap the biggest news in Philadelphia each week. Catch up on what you missed and dig deeper into the top stories.
We’ve seen a drop in people pursuing teaching and lower levels of training in the last decade.
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Presidential elections in the media should be m...
Polls, policy, or personality? What should the press focus on in election coverage?
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Who’s in control on social media? Two SCOTUS ca...
Two landmark cases will determine whether the government can dictate how social media content is moderated.
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The global impacts of Sweden joining NATO
What does this addition to NATO mean for Russia, and for Sweden, which has been historically neutral?
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The increased risk of Alzheimer’s in the Black ...
African Americans are more at risk for developing Alzheimer’s and are less likely to be screened for it.
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Childhood trauma: who’s at risk, and how much d...
We always say (or assume) young kids are resilient, but experiences and biological factors ultimately determine whether this is true.
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“IVF isn't the issue” - the wider impacts of Al...
A court ruling in Alabama said embryos are children - what could that mean nationwide?
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The fascinating history and promising future of...
In the mid-1900s, the Nile Swim Club was at the epicenter of the Philadelphia region’s Black social scene. Decades later, it seeks a rebirth.
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Why women could be more at risk for heart disea...
Heart attacks look different in women - learn how to identify the risks and signs.
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"A Russia victory will mean hell": two years in...
Days before the two-year anniversary of Russia invading Ukraine, the war has been thrust back into the headlines. Two experts examine where the conflict stands.
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Philadelphia Police Commissioner Kevin Bethel I...
New Philadelphia police commissioner Kevin Bethel was sworn in last month. He lays out his vision for reducing crime in the city.
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The FAFSA mess: families suffer, schools forced...
About 85% of college-going students receive financial aid. But with recent changes to FAFSA’s longstanding financial aid system, families and schools alike are struggling to adapt as key deadlines approach.
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LinkedIn: Business in the front, party in the back
Bumble, Hinge, Tinder...LinkedIn?!?! Why one social media expert thinks the employment social media juggernaut could be ripe for romance.
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How to avoid loneliness in old age
Isolation can have serious health impacts on seniors, and it's a growing problem.
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Presenting "Ricochet", from Gone Cold: Philadel...
A new series examines the gun violence crisis through stories of unsolved shootings.
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First Winnie. Then Mickey. Could Superman be next?
Copyright laws have long protected beloved characters. Just how much leeway is there when the public domain comes into play?
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SCOTUS, Chevron deference, and a potential "bad...
For nearly four decades, a Supreme Court ruling has dictated the way federal agencies operate. If the precedent is ultimately reversed, expect significant changes.
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Removing third-party cookies: good for you, or ...
Google has started to eliminate third-party cookies on its popular Chrome Internet browser. But who really benefits from the change - the consumer, or the company?
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Closing the reading fluency gap
Historically marginalized and impoverished communities tend to be the most vulnerable when it comes to lagging behind in reading. How can they make up ground?
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Academic identity and the "invisible thread"
Students learn differently, teachers teach differently. One expert believes that tapping into academic identities is key to maximize the potential of the education ecosystem.
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From meds to mindset, tips on dieting and nutri...
Could drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy be a silver bullet for weight loss? Two experts weigh in on what it really takes to eat and live healthfully.
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The risks and new varieties of tobacco use
Menthol and vapes are major concerns 60 years after the first Surgeon General’s Report on Smoking and Health.
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Navigating the health insurance marketplace in ...
Open enrollment ends soon - here’s what PA and NJ residents need to know.
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Forecasting a critical watershed’s uncertain fu...
The Schuylkill River Watershed is vital to the Philadelphia region, and a key tributary within the Mid-Atlantic corridor of the United States. How can we ensure it continues performing its functional duties?
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It’s the economy, Swifties!
Economic data can be a tough subject to crack. That’s why a professor at the University of Delaware is turning to the world’s biggest pop star to better connect with her students.