Forget Trump And Biden: Unearthing The Past Presidencies History Forgets
As the 2024 presidential election reaches its final stretch, we highlight some of our past presidents and their accomplishments and failures.

As the 2024 presidential election reaches its final stretch, we highlight some of our past presidents and their accomplishments and failures.

Dr. Emmanuel Urquieta and Dr. Fred Turek join Viewpoints this week to help us understand some of the large, short and long-term health impacts of spending months or years in orbit.

Season 3 of the HBO show, “Industry” just dropped. We cover why it’s worth the watch.

We cover how the Federal Trade Commission is cracking down on these deceptive business practices.

How are young women and girls watching these videos affected by these portrayals?

There’s been a lot of broken promises the last few years over wiping out student loans. Will there be any actual relief anytime soon?

Over the past year, there’s been some great new films revolving around hit men, serial killers and more. We recommend some of our favorites.

Is breaking really a pro-sport or more of an artistic expression? We cover how Olympics judges scored these improvised, yet athletic dances.

Whether it’s TikTok, Instagram or YouTube, it seems like there’s an endless stream of new content creators all vying for their shot.

We cover these magnificent structures, common myths and how people within the danger zone stay safe.

In our eyes, you can never go wrong when Jake Gyllenhaal is the lead in a show or film. But in all seriousness, we cover why you shouldn’t miss the limited series, “Presumed Innocent” now streaming on Apple TV+.

Research has shown that a diet full of ultra processed foods is linked to higher rates of cognitive decline and stroke, among other health issues. We cover how you can spot these items and swap them out for healthier options.

Unknown to many viewers, this genre began in the late 1940’s – but a lot has changed since then. We speak to two experts about what makes this kind of TV so addictive.

We talk to a man whose family held slaves and hear how he went back in history and to his family’s hometown to confront his past, to meet the relatives of those slaves, and to find out what life was like then and now for the two Tomlinson families.
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