Great piece that captures some important nuances from ⁦Justine McDaniel,⁩ about some of the options IVF families have for their unused embryos. washingtonpost.com/nation/2024/04…

'These buildings act as living textbooks to help us understand the progression of time. And because they endure for so long, I see very little reason why they shouldn't endure much longer for future generations,' Alison King tells Ali Rogin regarding Arizona's architecture.

Tonight on PBS NewsHour Weekend: Claire Watkins on the surge of interest in women's sports during NCAA March Madness; Ali Rogin goes to Phoenix to look at the tension between those preserving mid-century architecture and those who want new development ... 1/2

.Ali Rogin: How linked are the issues of food waste and food insecurity?

dgunders: 'The root cause of hunger is not that we don't have enough food. We have enough food in the world to feed everyone on it, and so hunger is really a challenge of income, poverty and distribution.'

.Josh Rogin in the The Washington Post: 'It is past time for the Biden administration to use real pressure — including the threat of withholding weapons — to persuade the Israeli government to... allow “unhindered provision” of food, hygiene and medical aid.' washingtonpost.com/opinions/2024/…

I was grateful last night to be part of *NewsHour important segment on caregiving and the toll it takes on women's lives. Here's a small snippet with host Ali Rogin whose own work on breast cancer is worth checking out too.

In the United States, women make up 60% of unpaid caregivers and over 80% of paid in-home caregivers for seniors, according to a recent Wells Fargo report.

Ali Rogin speaks to Emily Kenway to learn more.

The U.S. produces tens of millions of tons of plastic waste annually.

Yet, on average, only about 5-6% of that plastic is recycled.

Ali Rogin looks at a recent report from an environmentalist group on the plastic industry’s tactics to push recycling and avoid regulation.

Big Oil and the plastics industry KNEW decades ago that plastic recycling wasn't viable. But they sold the public on the myth of recycling in order to sell more plastic.

PBS NewsHour reports on the new evidence of the industry's deception that we unearthed.

My main issue with Oppenheimer is that it glossed over the decision to use the first atomic weapons on Japanese cities by asserting without much discussion that otherwise, Japan would never have surrendered and a full invasion of Japan by U.S. troops would have been…

Tonight on PBS NewsHour Weekend: Ali Rogin with Carter Sherman on crisis pregnancy centers run by antiabortion advocates and how they are funded; how breakthroughs in fertility science may save endangered species from extinction ... 1/2

At U.S. Institute of Peace Women Building Peace awards ceremony, Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield notes that one of the honorees, Syrian activist Abir Haj Ibrahim, asked to speak with her before the event - not to talk about Syria, but to press for a ceasefire in #Gaza .

Tonight on PBS NewsHour Weekend: Ali Rogin with Daniel Chang on fight between Florida and Biden administration over health coverage for children from low-to-moderate income families; Laura Santhanam on role of vaccine hesitancy, misinformation in spikes of Covid and measles ... 1/2

One in 3 Americans said they felt lonely at least once a week over the past year, with younger people more likely to report these feelings than other age groups, according to the American Psychiatric Association’s latest poll.

Ali Rogin speaks to Edward Garcia to learn more.

Asked Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Ala.) for his take on the Alabama Supreme Court ruling that embryos are children.

In the span of 3 mins, he said he was “all for it,” didn’t agree with it, supports IVF and just needs to read the bill. (There is no bill.) huffpost.com/entry/tommy-tu…