Artificial intelligence is expanding in the workplace. Should workers be concerned over job security?

Many people thought we’d have a cure for cancer by now. Where are we in that research?

The national public health emergency ends May 11. Is our healthcare system ready?

A pandemic can be caused by a fungus. So could the game and TV show become reality?

Dr. Mike Smith from La Salle University examines how the government should communicate effectively in a crisis.

A new documentary from PBS’s Frontline looks at the U.S.’s involvement in Afghanistan and where it went wrong.

We’re identifying autism in children earlier thanks to new technology. How does that detection happen?

What Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s judicial reforms could mean for Israel and beyond.

Generation Alpha may be young, but their impact is already being felt. An expert tells the stories behind the trends.

Author Ronald Gruner looks at the ups and downs of presidencies from the past century.

What happened to the bank that supported so many tech startups, and what it means for everyone.

The nursing industry's struggles pre-date the pandemic. What could help turn things around? According to one expert, virtual nursing could be the answer.

As school board debates over books and other forms of expression intensify, an education expert looks at consequences and solutions.

The Biden-Harris administration has prioritized clean drinking water. An environmental engineering expert takes a look at the plan, and offers a fresh approach.

What’s causing these ecological problems, and how concerned should we be?

Pennsylvania might be considered a swing state, but a group of political strategists think Republicans need to adopt new strategies.

The influence of the NCAA as we've known it could be on the decline. An expert explains why, and whether the NCAA can do anything to stop it.

Forever, it seems, mental health has been a taboo topic in D.C. One expert thinks more politicians should be like John Fetterman.

The United States being spied on by foreign nations is nothing new. What is concerning, according to one expert, is our difficulty distinguishing friend vs. foe.

Most retirement plans weren’t designed for today’s economy. What can we do?

A change in the rotation of the Earth's core sounds like a big deal. But is it really? Astronomy expert Dr. Eric Jensen explains.

Classified documents falling into officials' hands after leaving office is nothing new. A political science expert looks at why it's causing such a big stir now.

If the Supreme Court votes as expected, labor precedent in the United States could go out the window, and that could mean big trouble for unions.

After a year of horrific attacks, is there an end in sight?

A new proposal would mean employers can’t stop their workers from taking a job at a competing company.