The U.S. may be the richest country in the world, but there are surprising ways in which it lags behind poorer countries, from accessing clean drinking water to maternal mortality.
MomCity, DadCity, LilFlash, and Ava, a family of four, actively engage in various games and contests; these creative activities feature costumes, human-size board games, pool challenges, and additional kid-friendly themes.
Featuring in-depth conversations on the forces shaping today's markets; each episode centers on a single theme and expert guests offer both insight and long-term perspectives.
Delivering the day's top market headlines and interviews from daily market coverage, including highlights from the trading session, expert analysis and actionable ideas.
The go-to resource for pre-market action from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange; Diane King Hall discusses breaking economic news, expert analysis, technical insights, and real-time trading strategies.
Offering real-time execution strategies as the markets open from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, serving the active trader, tactical investor and market-curious viewer.
Sam Vadas takes traders beyond the headlines with a focus on the macro drivers, sector rotations and global forces shaping the day's market action, including U.S. and international economic data and sector performance.
Marley Kayden features Wall Street traders, analysts and technicians to break down sectors and stocks moving markets, focusing on disruptive companies and new technologies driving market headlines.
Featuring in-depth conversations on the forces shaping today's markets; each episode centers on a single theme and expert guests offer both insight and long-term perspectives.
Spaceships powered by atomic bombs; artificial rings encircle an entire star; Neil Armstrong's transmission feed cuts off when he spots strange lights on the moon; how can lightning talk to itself.
Neutrinos are the most mysterious particles in the universe, and they power some of the most explosive events in the cosmos; new discoveries reveal how these ghosts pass through objects undetected and why they could be the reason humans exist.
A brand-new NASA mission to the sun reveals cutting-edge discoveries about Earth's star; as the Parker Solar Probe dives through the sun's atmosphere, its findings challenge everything known about this strange place.
In 1532, Spanish conquistadors encounter the advanced Inca Empire; despite their sophisticated infrastructure, the Inca falls within decades; the story of how a powerful empire is overtaken by a small group of conquistadors remains mysterious.
A Spanish percussionist, an Australian 3D designer and a young CEO are some of the people from around the world and all different walks of life featured in these short profiles about how they benefit from using the tools they found in Scientology.
L. Ron Hubbard's all-time bestselling book on the human mind, "Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health," inspired a movement spanning every continent on earth. Find out how painful experiences of your past can affect you in the present day.
Green tea has a history dating back eight centuries in Japan and Masao Oyaizu and Yuki Mori are helping to ensure its future popularity with inventive new products and a mission to share this cherished part of Japanese culture with the world.
More than a group of suburbs in Los Angeles, the Valley is the epicenter of the entertainment industry with a mix of ethnicities that gives rise to a culture all its own; the church helps keep this unique community going strong.
A visual presentation based on L. Ron Hubbard's book, "The Problems of Work: Scientology Applied to the Workaday World," details landmark discoveries, including the principles and laws which apply to every endeavor and every problem of work.
Drs. Rick and Vikki Petersen pioneer a multidisciplined approach to address complex health problems by combining best practices in functional nutrition, internal medicine and chiropractic and physical therapy.
Jorjão Oliveira had a promising rap music career in Brazil before drugs and subsequent time in prison cut it short; with a new goal to prevent kids from destroying their lives with drugs, he started a popular rap group spreading an antidrug message.
A series of public service announcements for drug education provides a comprehensive look into the devastating dangers of the most popular drugs, from marijuana, alcohol, opioids and synthetic street drugs to highly addictive pharmaceuticals.
Melbourne, Australia, is one of the world's great multicultural cities; the Church of Scientology embraces the challenges of bringing so many people from different backgrounds, cultures and religions together to create a true sense of community.
A Spanish percussionist, an Australian 3D designer and a young CEO are some of the people from around the world and all different walks of life featured in these short profiles about how they benefit from using the tools they found in Scientology.
Chris King sees the sex trafficking of children in the United States as a human rights violation; determined to put an end to these crimes, he educates children on the importance of knowing and protecting all of their human rights.
A Spanish percussionist, an Australian 3D designer and a young CEO are some of the people from around the world and all different walks of life featured in these short profiles about how they benefit from using the tools they found in Scientology.
A devil-worshiping woman sends out her four beautiful nieces to find young men, who are lured back to her place so they can be killed, ground up, and sold as meat pies.
Each week, a half-hour episode will focus on a select team and explore previously unaired footage and sounds from game preparation, the sideline and following the final whistle.
The flagship news and information program of the SEC Network -- ESPN's 24/7 multiplatform sports network devoted to the Southeastern Conference -- is "SEC Now," broadcast weekdays from the network's studios in Charlotte, N.C. Hosted by Dari Nowkhah, Peter Burns or Alyssa Lang, the show includes a mix of sports coverage, in-depth features, insider access, and exclusive interviews with the movers and shakers of the conference's 14 teams.
The flagship news and information program of the SEC Network -- ESPN's 24/7 multiplatform sports network devoted to the Southeastern Conference -- is "SEC Now," broadcast weekdays from the network's studios in Charlotte, N.C. Hosted by Dari Nowkhah, Peter Burns or Alyssa Lang, the show includes a mix of sports coverage, in-depth features, insider access, and exclusive interviews with the movers and shakers of the conference's 14 teams.
The flagship news and information program of the SEC Network -- ESPN's 24/7 multiplatform sports network devoted to the Southeastern Conference -- is "SEC Now," broadcast weekdays from the network's studios in Charlotte, N.C. Hosted by Dari Nowkhah, Peter Burns or Alyssa Lang, the show includes a mix of sports coverage, in-depth features, insider access, and exclusive interviews with the movers and shakers of the conference's 14 teams.
Each week, a half-hour episode will focus on a select team and explore previously unaired footage and sounds from game preparation, the sideline and following the final whistle.
The flagship news and information program of the SEC Network -- ESPN's 24/7 multiplatform sports network devoted to the Southeastern Conference -- is "SEC Now," broadcast weekdays from the network's studios in Charlotte, N.C. Hosted by Dari Nowkhah, Peter Burns or Alyssa Lang, the show includes a mix of sports coverage, in-depth features, insider access, and exclusive interviews with the movers and shakers of the conference's 14 teams.
The flagship news and information program of the SEC Network -- ESPN's 24/7 multiplatform sports network devoted to the Southeastern Conference -- is "SEC Now," broadcast weekdays from the network's studios in Charlotte, N.C. Hosted by Dari Nowkhah, Peter Burns or Alyssa Lang, the show includes a mix of sports coverage, in-depth features, insider access, and exclusive interviews with the movers and shakers of the conference's 14 teams.
The flagship news and information program of the SEC Network -- ESPN's 24/7 multiplatform sports network devoted to the Southeastern Conference -- is "SEC Now," broadcast weekdays from the network's studios in Charlotte, N.C. Hosted by Dari Nowkhah, Peter Burns or Alyssa Lang, the show includes a mix of sports coverage, in-depth features, insider access, and exclusive interviews with the movers and shakers of the conference's 14 teams.
Have you ever seen a talking slime? Well, meet Slick Slime Sam! He is pink, he is hilarious, and he is ready to help with your latest DIY or life hack project.
Have you ever seen a talking slime? Well, meet Slick Slime Sam! He is pink, he is hilarious, and he is ready to help with your latest DIY or life hack project.
Have you ever seen a talking slime? Well, meet Slick Slime Sam! He is pink, he is hilarious, and he is ready to help with your latest DIY or life hack project.
A youngster named Sid, who aspires to a career in stand-up comedy, pitches a morning monologue to his stuffed animals that hinges on a burning question (such as "Why do bananas get brown spots?"), then spends the rest of the day searching for the answer in this hybrid combination of animation and puppetry from The Jim Henson Co., in its first PBS project since "Sesame Street."
A youngster named Sid, who aspires to a career in stand-up comedy, pitches a morning monologue to his stuffed animals that hinges on a burning question (such as "Why do bananas get brown spots?"), then spends the rest of the day searching for the answer in this hybrid combination of animation and puppetry from The Jim Henson Co., in its first PBS project since "Sesame Street."
Set in the world of Colorland, characters Red, Yellow, Blue, Purple, Orange and Green embark on colorful adventures; they discover the world overflows with color.
Set in the world of Colorland, characters Red, Yellow, Blue, Purple, Orange and Green embark on colorful adventures; they discover the world overflows with color.
A youngster named Sid, who aspires to a career in stand-up comedy, pitches a morning monologue to his stuffed animals that hinges on a burning question (such as "Why do bananas get brown spots?"), then spends the rest of the day searching for the answer in this hybrid combination of animation and puppetry from The Jim Henson Co., in its first PBS project since "Sesame Street."
Marine biologist Danni Washington hosts this series that explains how nature has helped to inspire technology that people use on a daily basis. Some of the nature-inspired innovations include airplanes inspired by birds and helicopters that were influenced by dragonflies. The show also introduces viewers to people involved in creating innovations that are based on animals, including biologists who study the behavior of ants, architects designing "living buildings" and roboticists who are making their designs bigger and stronger based on animals.
Marine biologist Danni Washington hosts this series that explains how nature has helped to inspire technology that people use on a daily basis. Some of the nature-inspired innovations include airplanes inspired by birds and helicopters that were influenced by dragonflies. The show also introduces viewers to people involved in creating innovations that are based on animals, including biologists who study the behavior of ants, architects designing "living buildings" and roboticists who are making their designs bigger and stronger based on animals.
When Mr. Deen discovers one of his students has been living out of his car and thrown into jail, he decides to bail him out. Determined to curb Nate's self-destructive behavior, Mr. Deen discovers a host of secrets that are slowly tearing Nate apart.
When former CIA agent Jack Ryan (Harrison Ford) hampers an IRA terrorist attack in London, he kills one of the terrorists. The dead man's brother, another member of the group named Sean Miller (Sean Bean), is arrested but quickly escapes. Vowing revenge against Ryan, Miller travels to the United States, where he forces Ryan's wife (Anne Archer) and daughter (Thora Birch) into a car accident that badly injures them. This convinces Ryan to rejoin the CIA in order to track down Miller.
When Mr. Deen discovers one of his students has been living out of his car and thrown into jail, he decides to bail him out. Determined to curb Nate's self-destructive behavior, Mr. Deen discovers a host of secrets that are slowly tearing Nate apart.
Gay couple Noah (Darryl Stephens) and Wade (Jensen Atwood) invite their friends along for a weekend of revelry when they decide to get married in Martha's Vineyard.
Chronicling the career of one of the NBA's all-time greats, featuring scenes from Garnett's induction into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame.
A documentary following DeMarcus Cousins while he recovers from an injury that has been a career death sentence for some NBA players; featuring exclusive interviews with teammates, coaches and NBA insiders.
Filmmaker Nick Broomfield goes in search of the forces that made and then destroyed singer Whitney Houston, who has been described as having one of the greatest voices of the last 50 years.
Basketball star and social justice activist Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf endures a childhood of bullying due to Tourette's syndrome and is the target of hate speech and Islamophobia during his basketball career.
Gay couple Noah (Darryl Stephens) and Wade (Jensen Atwood) invite their friends along for a weekend of revelry when they decide to get married in Martha's Vineyard.