Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 5 days 17 hours 42 minutes
In our last show before Thanksgiving, we're covering a U.S. designation concerning North Korea, waivers in the U.S. Army, and a fight against an invasive fern.
A mystery and rescue effort at sea, a satellite's perspective of our "breathing Earth," a Black Friday report, and a Great Big Story compose today's coverage.
U.S. House Republicans pass a tax reform plan, new technology may help doctors identify CTE sooner, and a painting sets a record despite authenticity concerns.
Political instability in Zimbabwe, potential uses for an exceptionally dark substance, and characteristics of a master mochi maker are all featured today.
An eye-opening report on modern-day slavery is our focus today. We're detailing new estimates about slavery and witnessing an auction of human lives in Libya.
An earthquake strikes Iran, the U.S. conducts a show of force in the Pacific, coral spawns in the Great Barrier Reef, and technology may change shopping.
Air pollution in New Delhi causes flight cancellations, an outbreak of Legionnaires' disease strikes California, and a sanctuary helps veterans and wolves heal.
Today's topics: how Americans feel about the economy, why scientists are concerned about this year's flu virus, and what some U.S. veterans say about service.
Today's international tour of current events spans from the Korean Peninsula to New Zealand to a U.S. museum that catalogues pigments from around the world.
Today's show explores a shakeup in Saudi Arabia, a day of elections in the U.S., and an effort in India to cut down on pollution by staggering traffic.