A portrait of humans from around the world, taken by photographer Brandon Stanton, reveals the power of connection and the struggles people face. Meanwhile, a rash of childhood cancers in Indiana has raised concerns about environmental contamination, and a new Netflix film, Ma Rainey's Black Bottom, brings the story of the blues legend to life. Denzel Washington discusses his role in the film and his efforts to preserve August Wilson's legacy. In other news, Secret Santa brings joy to essential workers across the country, and the 90-year-old Nancy Drew franchise continues to inspire young readers. [... more]

The Wyndham Championship had a thrilling finish with JT Poston winning the tournament, while Webb Simpson came close to victory. The event had a strong field, including big names like Jordan Spieth. Meanwhile, the Carolina Panthers are gearing up for the season, with players like Curtis Samuel and Brian Burns making headlines. Marty Smith's new book, Never Settle, Sports Family and the American Soul, explores his life and experiences in sports, including his relationships with his family and famous athletes like Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Tiger Woods. [... more]

Helena Bala's unique approach to listening therapy has helped hundreds of strangers heal from their deepest wounds, while Denzel Washington reflects on his long career and the power of giving others opportunities. Meanwhile, a retrospective of Grant Wood's work reveals a more complex artist than previously thought, and the world of barbershop harmony brings people together in a time of polarization. [... more]