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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ART's new 'Romeo and Juliet' feels relevant in a country divided
This fresh-feeling new production reunites ART artistic director Diane Paulus and choreographer Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, who create an accessible, charming, movement-infused and tragic tale.
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New AP investigation finds generations of Korean families separated by adoption fraud to the West
Over the course of a few decades, around 200,000 Korean children were sent overseas to be adopted, largely to the United States and other Western countries.
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Shows by longtime producer Ryan Murphy dominate Fall TV
Ryan Murphy has debuted six popular shows in 10 days across four different networks.
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A number of state supermajorities are at stake in the 2024 election
In most states across the country, the legislature is dominated by a single party that has a supermajority and can override a governor's veto. But in this election, a number of supermajorities could end.
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How a Harris-Walz ticket has sparked a surge in voter registration
Since Vice President Harris entered the race, 38 states have updated their voter files and it shows that young women, particularly young Black women, are registering to vote in droves.
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What century-old soil samples can teach us
A rediscovered soil sample collection in Illinois is helping researchers better understand how soil changes over time and what we can do to keep it healthy for agriculture.
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Polls show tight race between Trump and Harris
The result of the election could come down to a few thousand voters in a few key swing states.
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How will election deniers, new legislation and extremism impact the election?
With about 6 weeks to go until the presidential election, some watchers are less concerned about who will win than they are about the voting process — not to mention what might happen when the winner is announced.
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Death toll rises in Southern Lebanon as Israel continues its ground offensive against Hezbollah
The Israeli military says that 15 Hezbollah fighters died in overnight strikes. At least eight Israeli soldiers have died in the ground invasion so far.
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What would you want to look at if you knew your eyesight was vanishing?
A family from Montreal set off on a world journey with their children after learning they have a rare genetic disease that will take their eyesight.
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Update on Israeli airstrikes in Beirut
This is the first time Israel has attacked the area since 2006, during the country’s war with the Iran-backed militant group Hezbollah.
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How Hurricane Helene is impacting the insurance industry
President Biden recently visited the Southeast as communities start to understand the damage — and cost — of Hurricane Helene.