Protests at the country's colleges and universities inspire similar activism at high schools, harkening back to 1963 when more than 1,000 Black children peacefully protested racial segregation in Birmingham, Alabama, as part of the Children's Crusade, beginning a movement that sparked widely publicized police brutality that shocked the nation and spurred major civil rights advances.

Attorney Claire Burkes weighs in on the impacts of Florida's 6-week abortion ban and reactions to President Joe Biden's pledge to have the DEA reclassify marijuana from Schedule 1 to a Schedule 3 drug, which would ease restrictions nationwide. 

A 1,577-page regulation bars transgender school bathroom bans and seeks to clarify Title IX, a sex discrimination law originally passed to addressed women's rights and applies to schools that accept federal money, and spell out that Title IX bars discrimination based on gender identity and sexual orientation. 

A viral survey where women are asked if they'd rather meet a man or bear if they were alone in the woods results in the vast majority choosing the bear and Biden shows his comedic timing when poking fun at Donald John at the White House Correspondent's Dinner.

A Tennessee bill would have parents fined for their childrens' crimes passed their state's legislature and Supreme Court justices hear arguments on presidential immunity in Donald John's attempt to avoid further prosecution. 

Revelations from testimony in Donald John's Hush Money trial from David Pecker,

former CEO of American Media and publisher of the National Enquirer, who stated under oath that he personally oversaw the "catch and kill" agreement between himself and Donald John and made up a story about Ted Cruz's father and Lee Harvey Oswald for use as a campaign talking point. 

The Toledo, Ohio branch of the NAACP demands accountability from Toledo Police Department after a K-9 used during traffic stop which bit Brandon Upchurch after police pulled him over under the false belief his truck was stolen and reactions after the self-immolation of Max Azzarello outside of the NY courthouse where Donald John is on trial. 

Reactions to the attack from Israel on Iran and the family of Dau Mabil, a refugee from Sudan, seeks answers after his body was found in the Pearl River after he had been missing for nearly a month and criticized the investigation conducted by Capitol Police as "insufficient" and have requested the Jackson Police Department to assist and U.S. Congressman Bennie Thompson has asked the U.S. Department of Justice for assistance into the investigation.

Listeners and Gulf Coast locals respond to Biloxi Police Chief John Miller's comments in response to the policing of Black Spring Break and the arrests made during the event and the US Supreme Court refusing to hear McKesson v. Doe in which the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals decided a protest organizer could face disastrous financial consequences if someone attending the protest commits a crime.

An in depth recap of what led to the first criminal trial of a US President in history and debate over men and women competing in professional sports after salary details of Caitlyn Clark's WNBA 1st round draft pick deal are revealed.