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Parents respond to the question, “Do you plan to vaccinate your kids?” On May 12, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommended the Pfizer vaccine for 12--15-year-olds.

Harvard University professor Arthur Brooks and University of Massachusetts professor emeritus Richard Wolff debate whether socialism is worth considering for the United States. This virtual event was hosted by Intercollegiate Studies Institute.

Viewers respond to the question, “Do you subscribe to your local newspaper?”

Christian Science Monitor senior staff writer Simon Montlake discusses his recent piece, “Why cities are experimenting with giving people cash payments.”

Richard Alba, professor of sociology at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York, argues that the majority-minority narrative about demographics in the United States ignores the rising population of young Americans who are racially mixe

Women’s rights activist Laura Bates discusses her undercover look into online misogyny.

Former Carter Presidential Library director and energy policy scholar Jay Hakes looks back at the U.S. energy crises of the 1970s that included oil and gas shortages and the Three Mile Island nuclear accident.

Former Wall Street Journal reporter and Washington, DC, resident Neil King talks about his nearly 300-mile walking trip to New York City this past April to connect with American history.

Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair discusses global COVID-19 vaccination efforts with the Wilson Center.

The House will consider several science-related bills under suspension of the rules including bipartisan legislation to combat sexual harassment in the Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) fields.