Democrat Scott Colom will be Mississippi's first Black senator since Reconstruction — turning a red state blue, and turning expectations upside-down. We reach a senior at the historically Black Tougaloo College, where Mr. Colom delivered his victory speech last night.
Another Israeli strike hits Nasser Hospital in Gaza; an American doctor who worked there tells us about the always-affable, always-committed Palestinian surgeon who was killed in that attack.
Ongoing storms in British Columbia are flooding parts of the province — and the influx of water means an exodus for members of the Lil'wat First Nation.
Jason Jones spent a decade fighting to overturn an archaic and homophobic law in Trinidad and Tobago — and now he's won a landmark victory.
A researcher with the Canadian Centre for Child Protection takes us through the complicated process of getting illegal images off the internet.
Maybe you thought the female bonobo was oh-so mellow — but that's a no-go. We now know it's a gung-ho dynamo that bestows death-blows with gusto.
Two biologists find and tag the same turtle on the same lake, decades apart — and then, in a heartwarming development, they come together to solve the longstanding mystery of that turtle's longevity.
As It Happens, the Thursday Edition. Radio that's experiencing a turtle eclipse of the heart.