According to the ACLU, state lawmakers have introduced more than 500 bills targeting LGBTQ people in the 2026 legislative session. Those policies have economic consequences.

As AI’s presence in the health sector continues to grow, unions representing nurses are fighting to give them a voice in how the technology is implemented.

On today’s program: why advocacy groups are filing lawsuits against a cap on federal student loans and the rise and fall of sustainable fashion.

On today’s show: Amazon Prime Day, a new U.K. prime minister, and limits to Congressional homebuying restrictions for institutional investors.

Today, we’ll delve into why it seems impossible to construct new, low-cost housing.

Former Federal Reserve Chair Alan Greenspan died today at 100. Julia Coronado joins the show to discuss his legacy.

In order to address housing affordability, Congress is considering placing a limit on how many single-family homes companies and institutional investors can buy.

There are about 700 hospitals at risk of closure in rural communities around the U.S. What can be done about it?

On today’s show: skepticism about a long-term fix to conflict in the Middle East, and what’s lost when we stop tracking federal workforce demographics.