A doctored video of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi garnered some 2.8 million views on Facebook, YouTube and other social media platform before screeners caught the hoax. YouTube removed some of the doctored versions, but Facebook has not. The story prompts questions about how social media will handle altered footage for the 2020 election cycle. Today on Tech Tuesday on All Sides, how videos are altered and why it matters.

Metal detectors. Police officers. See-through backpacks. Run. Hide. Fight. These are all the precautions schools are taking to prevent shootings. However, a study found most parents believe schools are less safe today than in 1999. Today on All Sides, how school shootings are changing the educational environment and society.

Columnist Joe Blundo has been pounding out the columns for 22 years for The Columbus Dispatch. Along the way, Blundo has discarded some themes only to replace them with others, offering his take on the absurdities and wonders of modern life. Blundo revisits dozens of his favorite and most impactful columns in his new book “Does That Make Sense? The Best of Joe Blundo.” Today on All Sides, Blundo shares some of those stories and more during his time as a columnist.

The clean energy bill passed in the Ohio House last week. The measure eliminates the state’s clean energy mandates and, if passed, most of the benefits would go to two aging nuclear plants and two coal-burning plants. Electric rate payers could also see a small reduction in their bills, but opponents to the plan predict the savings will be short-lived. Today on All Sides, the clean energy bill and more on our weekly Reporter Roundtable.

Join All Sides Weekend guest host Christopher Purdy for a discussion on arts in Columbus and the Columbus Symphony.

Columnist Joe Blundo has been pounding out the columns for 22 years for The Columbus Dispatch. Along the way, Blundo has discarded some themes only to replace them with others, offering his take on the absurdities and wonders of modern life. Blundo revisits dozens of his favorite and most impactful columns in his new book “Does That Make Sense? The Best of Joe Blundo.” Today on All Sides, Blundo shares some of those stories and more during his time as a columnist.

The number of women in U.S. prisons has more than doubled since 1990. And the rate of incarceration for women is twice that of men. Much of the increase is in Ohio and across the country is blamed on the opioid crisis, which has spurred a surge in addiction-related crime. And many incarcerated women still struggle with addiction, mental and other health issues. Today on All Sides, the problem of women in prison and new approaches to respond.

The baby boomer generation is aging and soon the demand for assisted living will exceed what healthcare institutions can provide. All the while, nursing homes in the U.S. are struggling to maintain affordable quality care. Many nursing homes and assisted-living facilities are forced to close or raise prices due to mismanagement, out-of-date policies and government regulations. Today on All Sides, the challenges and innovations ahead for aging baby boomers and healthcare institutions.

Health experts estimate that at least 6 million obese teenagers in the United States are candidates for weight-loss surgery. Although fewer than 1,000 of them get it each year, many of these adolescents have health issues stemming from obesity. Doctors have been uncertain how well the surgery works for young patients, but a new study could provide some promising answers. Today on All Sides, weight-loss surgery for the youth, and more.

A 14-year-old boy was fatally shot last week near a Columbus elementary school. The suspect is another boy, just 13. Tragedies like these are all too common as gun violence is now the second leading cause of death for American children. Today on All Sides, where children get guns and what moves them to shoot others.