Alina Hauptman and the adorable Miami from Best Friends Animal Society share how adopting a pet, or even spending time with an animal as a foster or volunteer has proven mental health benefits.
Attorney for the ACLU Linda Morris explains why students and parents are taking to the courts to protest discriminatory school dress codes, and what SCOTUS potentially hearing a case on the subject could mean for future rules about what kids wear in school.
Chef and TV star Ming Tsai shares his personal favorite Lunar New Year traditions, talks about why 'Iron Chef' was the most challenging thing he's done in his career, and shares a few of his delicious, plant-based MingsBings, which make the classic Chinese dish easy to prepare at home.
A report from the Government Accountability Office found school dress codes are often enforced more harshly against marginalized students. Jacqueline Nowicki from the GAO breaks down the report's findings and how the office wants to work with the Department of Education to reform dress codes nationwide.
Author of 'The Burnout Epidemic' Jennifer Moss explains the bad habits companies have that are leading to a majority of American workers feeling burned out, and breaks down how employees are fighting back with social media trends like 'quiet quitting' and 'rage applying.'
23 million Americans adopted a pet during the pandemic, but high inflation and returns to the office have made it harder for pet owners to keep up with the costs of their furry friends. Valeria Caceres-Gil from the ASPCA shares how the economic conditions are affecting shelters, plus advice on affordable pet care options.
23 million Americans adopted a pet during the pandemic, but high inflation and returns to the office have made it harder for pet owners to keep up with the costs of their furry friends. Valeria Caceres-Gil from the ASPCA shares how the economic conditions are affecting shelters, plus advice on affordable pet care options.
Author of 'The Burnout Epidemic' Jennifer Moss explains the bad habits companies have that are leading to a majority of American workers feeling burned out, and breaks down how employees are fighting back with social media trends like 'quiet quitting' and 'rage applying.'
