Fostering pets can be a great way to help an animal in need while bringing joy into your life. NBCLX producer Sara Sanchez, who has cared for about 40 animals, joined LX News to discuss how fostering has improved her anxiety and her life overall.
A new poll by the Gallup and the Knight Foundation took the nation’s pulse on opinions related to the news media. It revealed that majority of Americans feel less informed and are flooded with too many news options.
The supernatural hit “The Umbrella Academy” is the third most streamed television show on Netflix. Actor Justin H. Min gives details on the show’s second season and his upcoming sci-fi film “After Yang” co-starring Colin Farrell.
Devale Ellis talks about working with the cast of Tyler Perry’s “Sistas” and the strict quarantine protocols the cast underwent to resume production of the show.
Susan Bro, whose daughter Heather Heyer was killed during the Charlottesville rally three years ago, speaks out on a new documentary detailing the fateful incident, her daughter’s legacy and a day that changed her life forever.
The New York Times looks looks back at Antioch College’s groundbreaking first affirmative consent policy for sex which was ridiculed 25 years ago but is now considered groundbreaking in the #MeToo movement.
There’s a lot of talk right now about how we get our vote to the ballot box. Is in-person or mail-in voting safer? Are dead people voting? And why don’t we vote online? Here’s what you need to know about how we vote, explained with some of our favorite old-school video games.
Pediatric psychologist Ann-Louise T. Lockhart talks about explaining the Black Lives Matter movement to children and breaking down difficult terms like racism, prejudice and stereotypes to young minds.
The New York Times checks out the Spittlebug, also know as a Froghopper, and reveals where all that spittle comes from and what it’s actually used for.
