We speak with retired Pirates great Dave Parker, who was finally elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown on Sunday.

It is a time of unrest in South Korea, where the narrowly-elected president shocked allies and opponents alike by declaring martial law. We get insight from Joowon Park, director of the Asian Studies Program at Skidmore College.

New York State Senator James Skoufis has launched a long-shot bid to become chair of the Democratic National Committee. Skoufis does not have many connections in Washington, and is largely unknown to the voting membership. But he is confident his self-proclaimed “outsider” perspective is what the party needs.

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To mark Thanksgiving, we celebrate Alice Brock of "Alice's Restaurant" fame, who died this month at age 83.

Election season has come and gone, but another one is quickly approaching in New York’s North Country. We speak with WAMC's North Country Bureau Chief Pat Bradley about what comes next.

Donald Trump’s return to the White House has some worrying about how his policies will affect consumer prices, the agricultural, and high-tech sectors. We speak with Hugh Johnson, chairman and chief investment officer at Hugh Johnson Advisors in Albany.

Officials in New York state are celebrating enrollment increases in the State University of New York system. According to new data, SUNY saw enrollment gains for the second year in a row for the first time in 15 years. We speak with SUNY Chancellor John King.

We break down the election results and what they mean for New York with Politico's Nick Reisman.

New York Democrats came into the election working feverishly to flip several key House seats, and they largely succeeded. But that was a rare bright spot during a huge performance for Republicans. We break it down with Jay Jacobs, Chair of the New York State Democratic Committee.