It was recently announced that a hologram Whitney Huston will go on tour soon, seven years after her death. The announcement sparked controversy among fans, some excited to see their favorite singer perform again and others who think it's disrespectful to an artist who should be allowed to rest. Today on Tech Tuesday, the ethics of posthumous performances and more.

Michigan Congressman Justin Amash recently resigned from the House Freedom Caucus, the conservative coalition that sprung from the Tea Party era of 2010. The Tea Party was a dominant force in American politics, but you don’t hear much about it these days. Amash said that the movement changed when the parties switched power in the White House and Congress. Today on All Sides, what happened to the Tea Party wing of the GOP.

In 2012, two high school football players raped an unconscious underage girl. By the next morning, hundreds of texts and social-media posts crisscrossed the eastern Ohio community of Steubenville. Many of the posts included photographs of the girl, which crossed the line into child pornography. The case attracted worldwide attention and prompted conversations across the country about the misogynistic atmosphere of Steubenville. Today on All Sides, we revisit the story and the lessons with

The Ohio Senate latest version of two-year state budget plan would restore a controversial small-business tax exemption and increase a proposed income tax cut from to 8%, among other things. House Speaker Larry Householder has signaled that he takes exception to the Senate plan for the budget. Today on All Sides, the revised state budget plan and more on our Weekly Reporter Roundtable.

Join guest host Christopher Purdy and guests in a discussion of the Columbus Metropolitan Library's "Quick Picks" and more.

South African runner Caster Semenya for years has been at the forefront of controversy surrounding testosterone levels and athletics, most recently when the International Association of Athletics Federation ruled that female athletes with naturally high testosterone levels must lower them artificially to qualify for competition. Semenya battled the rule in court and has since been granted a reprieve by a Swiss Court to compete until later this month, but the future is unclear. Her story is

A proposed House bill would bar the death penalty in cases where the convicted can prove he or she suffered from serious mental illness while committing the murder. The proposal comes from a growing understanding about the role of mental illness in crime. Today on All Sides, the intersection of mental health and criminal justice, and how some Ohioans are working to move people who are mentally ill from prison and into treatment.

A video of a father and his infant son having a conversation has gone viral. The video features Tennessee comedian DJ Pryor and his son Kingston, not yet talking in full sentences, casually discussing the season finale of the show ‘Empire.’ The viral video has already surpassed 55 million views and it’s spurred conversation about how we communicate with infants and young children. Today on All Sides, the linguistics of baby talk, and more.

A cyclist was hit and killed on June 4 in Delaware County. The cyclist was training for the Pelotonia, an annual bicycle ride that raises money for cancer research. Ohio saw 21 fatal bicycle crashes in 2018, the most in the state in three years. Today on All Sides, cycling in Ohio, and where safety stands in the wake of these fatal accidents.

The number of robocalls increased 325 percent globally in 2018, according to a new report from a spam-call monitoring app, Hiya. In the U.S. alone, roughly 5 billion robocalls are made each month, according to industry research. The Federal Communications Commission has responded to the increase by giving mobile phone companies permission to automatically block such calls for customers. But the move is permissive, not a requirement. And it could cost consumers. Today on Tech Tuesday on All Sides