Over a thousand public schools have been targeted by hackers since 2020; it's time to update their security. Dust from meteorites is a massive help in deciphering the early ages of the solar system, and it falls to the Earth regularly. Artificial voices are getting better, but how can we make sure they're being used ethically?

Audiobooks are skyrocketing in popularity, and they wouldn't be nearly as successful as they are without their expert narrators. What successful fathering looks like depends on what country you live in - and how much support the government gives in providing paid parental leave and a focus on family. You shouldn't be taking Vitamin C only during flu season, because its benefits extend further beyond protection from colds.

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Antibiotic overuse in hospitals may be fueling the problem with drug-resistant infections. A faked satellite image could be used to spread false stories or create a hoax about a natural disaster. Americans with a fear of needles can now get their shots through a small patch instead.

A podcast for people who are turned-off by the depressing, divisive nature of the news, but still want to engage with important issues in our communities. Hosted by radio journalist Julie Rose, Top of Mind tackles one tough topic each week in a way that will challenge you, help you feel more empathy and empower you to become a better citizen, a kinder neighbor and a more effective advocate. Top of Mind with Julie Rose is a production of BYUradio.

Over the decades, Sesame Street has used internal research to adapt their content for new generations. Teens who spend a lot of time on social media end up with poor mental health.

How one indigenous man connected to his culture to break free from a cycle of homelessness and addiction. Some scientists make incredible progress in conserving extinct species after cloning a ferret from frozen DNA. Enterprising underserved populations have a new opportunity to forego expensive investment costs and run their very own restaurant franchise.

As incidents of gun violence continue to occur publicly, people are asking what kind of psychological effects this pressure will have on kids. A nonprofit is testing what happens if they give unhoused people money. And understanding brown fat could help us better understand a child's cold resistance.

Medina Tenour Whiteman challenges expectations of what a Muslim looks like. Then, youth in juvenile detention fall behind educational benchmarks despite required classes.

Despite NASCAR being a sport based in the American South and dominated by white men and white fans, Bill Lester was the first Black driver in twenty years to get all the way to NASCAR's elite series in the early 2000s. Even now there's only one Black driver at NASCAR's top level, but things are changing quickly in the sport. Bill Lester has a new memoir out called “Winning in Reverse.”