Here & Now
Here & Now reflects the fluid world of news as it’s happening in the middle of the day, with timely, smart and in-depth news, interviews and conversation.
Episodes
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NHL season begins
Two games were already played overseas in Prague, Czech Republic.
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California bans universities from giving preference to legacy applicants
Supporters of the new law say the goal is to give more people access to higher education regardless of socioeconomic status.
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The case for and against homemade guns, as the Supreme Court considers 'ghost guns'
The Supreme Court hears a case about efforts to regulate homemade guns.
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'Make America Healthy Again': Chronic disease entrepreneurs' movement gains traction
Casey Means, a physician, and her brother, Calley Means, are pushing their vision to “Make America Healthy Again” ahead of the election.
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Tampa hospital hopes 'aquafence' flood barrier holds
The hospital installed a temporary floodwall that held back storm surge during Hurricane Helene last month, but Milton is expected to bring much more.
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North Israel one year after Hezbollah rocket fire led to mass evacuations
Hezbollah started firing on Israel after the Hamas attacks one year ago.
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What's next for AI from big tech companies
The big tech companies — Meta, Google, and OpenAI — are all working on new applications for artificial intelligence beyond just chatbots.
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Supreme Court to look at transgender care and homemade guns in new term
The Supreme Court begins a new term on Monday.
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Texas man scheduled to be executed for 'shaken baby syndrome'
A Texas man is scheduled to be put to death in 10 days in what would be the nation’s first execution for “shaken baby syndrome." That’s a now-disproven theory that claims violently shaking a baby can result in fatal brain damage without any other signs of physical trauma.
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Hurricane Milton reaches category 4 'major' storm status
The storm could make landfall in Florida on Wednesday.
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'Exit Wounds' book shows majority of Mexico gun violence is committed with guns from the U.S.
The Supreme Court has agreed to consider an effort by U.S. gun manufacturers to end a Mexican government lawsuit over the issue.
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How the Biden administration lost its grip on Israeli leadership
It's been one year since the Hamas attack on Israel.