Day: September 28, 2024

Some new research might convince you to try dabbling in arts and crafts. Scientists have learned that the swirls in Vincent Van Gogh’s ‘Starry Night” painting don’t appear to be random. A pet cat wandered almost 1,000 miles back home. Why conservationists brought huge elephant sculptures to New York City. Plus, school is back in session, we’re revisiting why some parents of elementary school kids in upstate New York like getting calls from the principal’s office.
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Some new research might convince you to try dabbling in arts and crafts. Scientists have learned that the swirls in Vincent Van Gogh’s ‘Starry Night” painting don’t appear to be random. A pet cat wandered almost 1,000 miles back home. Why conservationists brought huge elephant sculptures to New York City. Plus, school is back in session, we’re revisiting why some parents of elementary school kids in upstate New York like getting calls from the principal’s office.
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In this weekend’s episode, three segments from this past week’s Washington Journal    

First, a conversation with Brian Reisinger author of “Land Rich, Cash Poor” about the challenges facing the nation’s farmers — and how policy makers should respond. 

Then, Washington Times national security editor Guy Taylor discusses a new congressional report that asserts China has exploited its partnership with U.S.-research institutions – to advance its own military technology. Plus, as we mark the close of Suicide Awareness Month, we speak with Frank Larkin – chairman of the group Warrior Call — about his organization’s efforts to reduce the number of veterans suicides. 

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In this weekend’s episode, three segments from this past week’s Washington Journal    

First, a conversation with Brian Reisinger author of “Land Rich, Cash Poor” about the challenges facing the nation’s farmers — and how policy makers should respond. 

Then, Washington Times national security editor Guy Taylor discusses a new congressional report that asserts China has exploited its partnership with U.S.-research institutions – to advance its own military technology. Plus, as we mark the close of Suicide Awareness Month, we speak with Frank Larkin – chairman of the group Warrior Call — about his organization’s efforts to reduce the number of veterans suicides. 

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In this weekend’s episode, three segments from this past week’s Washington Journal    

First, a conversation with Brian Reisinger author of “Land Rich, Cash Poor” about the challenges facing the nation’s farmers — and how policy makers should respond. 

Then, Washington Times national security editor Guy Taylor discusses a new congressional report that asserts China has exploited its partnership with U.S.-research institutions – to advance its own military technology. Plus, as we mark the close of Suicide Awareness Month, we speak with Frank Larkin – chairman of the group Warrior Call — about his organization’s efforts to reduce the number of veterans suicides. 

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