A Texas woman's fight for abortion rights after the overturn of Roe v. Wade, Sofia Vergara's portrayal of a ruthless crime boss, and a community's efforts to turn human urine into fertilizer are among the stories explored in this episode of Sunday Morning. [... more]

Abraham Lincoln's nickname, the Great Emancipator, is often attributed to his role in ending slavery during the Civil War. However, a lesser-known story about three slaves who escaped to Union lines at Fort Monroe reveals a more complex history. General Benjamin Butler's decision to hold the escapees as contraband of war sparked a revolution in popular thought, forcing Congress to act and paving the way for Lincoln's later Emancipation Proclamation. [... more]

Israeli troops have discovered dozens of babies that have been burned alive and others that were beheaded by Hamas There are no words in the English language to describe the atrocities Rep MArk Green Kate Anderson and Gov Take Reeves join the conversation See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

The San Francisco 49ers are off to a strong start in the NFL season, with quarterback Brock Purdy leading the team to a 5-0 record. Purdy's performance has been impressive, with a passer rating of 144.4 and no interceptions in 10 games. The 49ers' offense has been clicking, with multiple players contributing to the team's success. The defense has also been playing well, with a strong performance against the Dallas Cowboys. The team's fans are optimistic about their chances of winning a Super Bowl, and the quest for a sixth championship is underway. [... more]

The San Francisco 49ers are off to a strong start, with Brock Purdy leading the team to a 5-0 record. The 49ers' offense is clicking, with George Kittle having a career-high three touchdown catches. Meanwhile, the Detroit Lions are also on a roll, with Jared Goff throwing four touchdowns and leading the team to a 4-1 record. In the AFC North, the Ravens and Steelers are locked in a close battle, with the Steelers ultimately emerging victorious. [... more]

The return of Jesus Christ is a central theme in the Bible, with over 300 references to his second coming. The book of Revelation describes the triumphant return of the king, the marriage supper of the Lamb, and the final judgment of unbelievers. The saints in heaven rejoice over the destruction of Babylon, the empire of the antichrist, and the church is portrayed as the bride of Christ, ready to be reunited with her groom. [... more]

Mary Catherine Horany, known as Big Nose Kate, was a woman of the Wild West who accompanied Doc Holliday and Wyatt Earp in the most famous gunfight in history. Her life was marked by prostitution, marriage, and a tempestuous relationship with Holliday, who she may have saved from death on multiple occasions. [... more]

Kate Mara shares her first football memory, her family's history with the Giants and Steelers, and her thoughts on the current NFL season. Rich Eisen discusses the NBA playoffs, Lamar Jackson's contract, and the upcoming NFL draft. [... more]

Mary Surratt, a woman from a modest plantation family, became embroiled in the Civil War and the plot to kill President Abraham Lincoln. Her son John Surratt was involved in the Confederate spy network, and she helped him with his activities. John Wilkes Booth, a famous actor, hatched a plan to kidnap and ransom Lincoln, but it was foiled, leading him to assassinate the president instead. Mary Surratt was arrested, tried, and hanged for her role in the conspiracy, but her son John escaped and lived in hiding for many years. [... more]

A Florida man was sentenced to prison for attempting to board a flight with a suitcase full of drugs. Meanwhile, a controversy surrounding Kate Spade's partnership with Dylan Mulvaney, a man who identifies as a woman, has sparked debate about the brand's aesthetic and marketing choices. Additionally, a lab-grown meatball made from woolly mammoth genetic material has been unveiled in Australia, and a bombshell analysis has found significant economic damage and human costs associated with the COVID-19 vaccine. [... more]

A discussion on the Second Amendment and gun control, with a focus on mental health and the role of inanimate objects in mass shootings. The conversation also touches on the border crisis, immigration, and the potential damage caused by vaccines. Additionally, the topic of lab-grown meat and its implications are explored, as well as the culture war and the America First agenda. [... more]

Harriet Tubman, a fearless visionary, led scores of enslaved people to freedom through the Underground Railroad. Born into slavery in 1822, she suffered a head injury at 13, which led to epileptic seizures and strong visionary activity. Despite these challenges, she became a skilled entrepreneur and eventually escaped to freedom in Pennsylvania. Returning to the South 13 times, she rescued about 70 of her family and friends, earning her the nickname 'Moses of Her People'. Her faith and confidence in God guided her throughout her journey, and she continued to fight for freedom during the Civil War, becoming a spy and leading a raid that liberated 750 enslaved people. [... more]

The Radium Girls, a group of young women who worked with radium in factories during World War I, suffered from radiation poisoning, leading to a groundbreaking legal battle for workers' rights and safety standards in the atomic industry. [... more]

Rosemary Kennedy, the younger sister of President John F. Kennedy, was intellectually disabled and fiercely guarded by her powerful and glamorous family. Despite her family's efforts to hide her condition, Rosemary's story was eventually told by author Kate Clifford Larson, who revealed the family's struggles to accept and care for her. The story highlights the Catholic Church's outdated views on people with disabilities and the devastating effects of the frontal lobotomy, a procedure that was widely used at the time but has since been largely discredited. [... more]

The story of how three slaves escaping to the Union's Fort Monroe provided the spark that led to Abraham Lincoln earning the nickname The Great Emancipator. Lincoln's public statements about slavery were complex, and his actions were influenced by the need to preserve the Union and avoid antagonizing border states. The escapees' arrival at Fort Monroe and General Butler's decision to hold them as contraband of war marked a turning point in the war, leading to the eventual abolition of slavery. [... more]

The American West was not as wild and woolly as often thought, with people figuring out ways to cooperate and establish property rights. Meanwhile, the Civil War saw a complex struggle over slavery, with Abraham Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation marking a turning point. The story of three slaves who escaped to Union lines and the general who refused to return them highlights the messy and difficult process of ending slavery. [... more]

Dealing with a loved one's terminal illness can be a heart-wrenching experience, but faith and hope can provide comfort and strength. A new book, 'In Times Like These,' offers 30 mini devotionals to help caregivers navigate this difficult journey, focusing on the importance of faith, gratitude, and acceptance. [... more]

The story of a white cloth from the American Civil War Museum in Richmond, Virginia, reveals the extraordinary history behind a seemingly ordinary object. Meanwhile, the Radium Girls, young women who worked with radium in factories, suffered from radium poisoning, leading to a groundbreaking legal battle for workers' rights and safety standards. Their story serves as a reminder of the importance of protecting workers and promoting safety in the workplace. [... more]

The story of three slaves who escaped to Union lines during the Civil War and the role they played in Abraham Lincoln's decision to issue the Emancipation Proclamation. Meanwhile, a man named Tyson Timms had his Land Rover seized by the state of Indiana through asset forfeiture, sparking a seven-year legal battle over the excessive fines clause of the Eighth Amendment and the rule of law. [... more]

The struggles of immigrant farm workers in the United States are highlighted, with many facing labor shortages and uncertain futures. Meanwhile, the British royal family is grappling with a deepening feud, and a conservative attorney, Ted Olson, reflects on his career and the importance of understanding opposing viewpoints. [... more]

The intense challenges faced by family caregivers in America are highlighted through the personal journey of Kate Washington, who shares her experiences in her book Already Toast. Washington emphasizes the need for structural support and systemic change to alleviate the burden on caregivers, who provide an estimated $500 billion in unpaid care annually. She advocates for policies such as paid leave and tax credits to support caregivers, and emphasizes the importance of community care and mobilizing communities to lift up caregivers in their time of need. [... more]

A historic second impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump has concluded, with the Senate voting to acquit. Meanwhile, actress Kate Winslet talks about her latest film, Ammonite, which tells the story of fossil hunter Mary Anning. In other news, Sarah McBride, the country's highest-ranking elected transgender official, shares her story of resilience and advocacy for LGBTQ rights. [... more]

Millions of Americans are struggling with hunger due to the COVID-19 pandemic, with many relying on food banks and charity to get by. Meanwhile, a new generation of chefs is celebrating the contributions of black cooks to American cuisine, and innovative farmers are cultivating heirloom beans in Napa Valley. As the world grapples with food insecurity, individuals and organizations are working to provide aid and support to those in need. [... more]