A single carol sparked devotion, defiance, and even moments of peace on the brink of war. We follow O Holy Night from a stained-glass celebration in 1847 France to a melody that crossed trenches, toppled barriers, and became the first song ever...

A candid, fast-moving conversation that tackles immigration, housing, and personal responsibility without ducking hard questions. We open with a challenge many feel but few frame well: empathy is a virtue, but empathy without facts can fuel out...

The noise around immigration is loud, but the truth gets clearer when you sit with someone who lived the process. We invited first-generation entrepreneur Daniel Kwak to unpack the human side behind the numbers: the attorney visits, the courtro...

A government shutdown ends with a whimper, not a vote on funding—but a vote to vote. That’s the twist we unpack as we walk through cloture, the 60‑vote threshold, and how a “silent filibuster” let a minority freeze action while a majority stood...

A single photo can swallow a person’s whole story. We sit down with Adam Johnson—instantly branded the “Lectern Guy”—to unpack the hours before and after that picture, the decisions he made in a fast-moving crowd, and the legal whirlwind that f...