Join us today as we discuss last week's merger of giants AT&T and Time Warner. We'll look into who benefits the most from the deal and what it will mean for consumers.

Two African American state representatives recently raised concerns they have been stopped unnecessarily by security at Columbus' Capitol Square. Rep. Emilia Sykes, one of the elected officials, said that she observed her White counterparts being allowed to pass, while she was not.

The United States Men's Soccer team did not qualify for the World Cup this year for the first time since 1986. In response, the teams coach Bruce Arena resigned from his position. In his newly published book, he places emphasis on the need for development of the youth based in soccer. Today, we discuss Bruce Arena's new book and the state of U.S. Soccer.

Join guest host Christopher Purdy as we discuss the Columbus library's latest "Quick Picks" and more.

Born in 1856 in what is now Croatia, Nikola Tesla would grow up to become one of the most influential inventors of the 19th and early 20th centuries. While he never reached the stardom that his biggest rival Thomas Edison did, his patents and ideas shape much of modern technology. In his new book, Richard Munson explores Tesla's eccentricities and personal life as well as his scientific achievements. Join us today as we discuss Tesla's life and the impact his inventions had on the world.

Columbus will have two Pride celebrations this weekend. This comes a year after a group of activists staged a protest at Stonewall's Pride Parade. They formed a human chain across the parade route to bring awareness to violence and the lack of inclusion of LGBTQ communities of color. Four activists were arrested, and three were charged with misdemenors. In the fallout, Stonewall's program coordinator resigned in protest and the executive director retired.

Nearly half of all marriages in the United States end in divorce. The resulting stress and uncertainty can take an emotional toll on the entire family. Changes in divorce law that no longer require fault to be established have further lead to the increase in divorces. Today, we discuss the emotional and psychological impacts of divorce a well as how divorce has changed throughout the years.

At a historic meeting on Monday, President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un signed an agreement in a closed door session in Singapore. The U.S. agreed to remove troops from the Korean peninsula if North Korea committed to denuclearization. While Trump described the meeting as a huge victory that only his administration could have achieved, others are skeptical of the outcome of this meeting. Today, we look at what the agreement contains and the reactions of foreign nations to the

Stanford University researchers have developed a blood test that predicts a pregnant woman's due date, and might identify women who are at risk of giving birth prematurely. The test isn’t ready for general use and the sample size was small, but early results are promising. Join us as we discuss that and more today on Wellness Wednesday.

Last week, chef and television personality Anthony Bourdain and designer Kate Spade both passed away from suicide. The Centers for Disease Control also reported a nearly 30 percent increase in suicide deaths in the United States from 1999 until 2016. Experts have linked the rise to lack of mental health resources as well as other factors such as inadequate coping skills. Today, we discuss the CDC's report and the impact high-profile suicide deaths can have on the public.