All Sides with Amy Juravich

Shortly after midnight with a 5-2 vote along party lines, Republicans approved a four-year map that would likely secure a supermajority for their party. We look at Ohio’s new state legislative maps and the process that got us here.

This week on Wellness Wednesday, we’ll look at how likely breakthrough infections are to cause long COVID, the healthiness of plant-based meat products and a preview of the upcoming flu season.

Republican lawmakers in red states across the country are at work on legislation that replicates the restrictive Texas abortion ban. We consider the impact the law will have in Ohio and other GOP-controlled states.

President Biden announced last week new regulations directing large businesses, federal workers, contractors and health care institutions to require COVID-19 vaccines or regular testing with limited exceptions.

Bill and Melinda Gates, along with Warren Buffet in 2010 started a series of conversations with the super-wealthy around the world that led to the creation of the Giving Pledge. They wanted to set a new standard of generosity to address some of the world’s most pressing issues.

After months of controversy, Jeopardy! resumes new episodes tonight with an Ohio-born contestant on a hot streak. We discuss the popularity of quiz shows through the years, and how the cheating scandal of the 1950s resulted in laws governing the industry.

The COVID delta variant surge goes on across the country and in Ohio, where the number of cases and hospitalizations continues to climb to the 2020 pre-vaccination peak. We catch up on COVID and state government and politics news today on our Weekly Reporter Roundtable.

On the 20th anniversary of 9/11, we look at how schools teach the topic to students who weren’t alive to witness the events.

Amid the chaos of the American withdrawal from Afghanistan, President Joe Biden’s approval rating slipped to the lowest point in his administration. We reflect on America’s longest war and round up the national political scene with veteran political journalist Ken Rudin.

As COVID-19 cases continue to rise across the country in children, another virus is making kids sick in unusually large numbers: respiratory syncytial virus, better known as RSV. On Wellness Wednesday we look at what’s behind the surge of RSV.