With sexual assault allegations coming against some of Hollywood’s top producers, directors and stars, director Ridley Scott is taking a big step to distance his movie from Kevin Spacey’s soiled reputation.

Americans pride themselves on never forgetting the attacks and terrorism of our history, but somehow a 1920 attack on New York City has slipped through the cracks.

We talk to two leading experts about the software and hardware helping police and lawyers find the right criminals and get them convicted.

Chance the Rapper has won three Grammys, headlined Lollapalooza, and given millions in charity to Chicago Public Schools. We talk about the impact he’s made on his city.

Our guests have suggestions for kids-and adults-struggling to master mathematics.

Sleep is the single biggest thing we can do to help our physical and mental health both in the short-term and long-term.

With two months left in the year, there remain many must-see movies set to be released before the new year. We look into the titles that seem especially worth seeing.

We talk to a teacher and philosopher about the deeper meanings of popular bumper stickers.

We think of gardens as a place meant to look nice or grow some vegetables, but author Benjamin Vogt says gardens can be about cultivating a better environment and reconnecting humans with nature

John Green's latest book, Turtles All The Way Down chronicles the life of a teen with OCD. The book offers a great story and pulls back the curtain on a misunderstood mental disorder.