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Although it may be the Dog Days of Summer there's no reason to turn your back on something as delicious as pasta. Served cold with any variety of vegetables, a pasta salad is a great way to beat the heat. And Chef Jerry Pellegrino will tell you this is one of the best dishes for culinary improvisation.

The veteran political writer discusses his new book about Donald Trump's Washington, and the moral collapse of a major American political party.

In her latest book, Hood College historian Dr. Terry Anne Scott examines how racial lynchings were popular public exhibitions in late 19th- & early 20th-century Texas.

The spotted lanternfly has invaded Maryland; what damage is it doing and what’s being done to get rid of lanternflies? Plus, what does tracking caribou in the subarctic tell us about climate change? Park School students are searching for the answers.

America's $7 Trillion Retirement Crisis

What About All That Stuff?

The Challenge of Being Financially Prepared for Retirement

Al Waller and Mihaela Vincze discuss the impact of hearing loss on the elderly and ways to protect your hearing.

High Inflation May Persist for a Long TimeClimate Change ModelsLife Expectancy is Falling in AmericaWe are Not in RecessionCredit Scores at Record High

Some Retirement Tips in Tricky Times

Many Wait to Retire

A Dangerous Time to Retire

Long Term Plans Largely Unchanged

The latest Goucher Poll, conducted in partnership with the Baltimore Banner and WYPR, provides a snapshot of the Maryland electorate, fifty days out from the November election. Poll director Dr. Mileah Kromer joins us with highlights.

The hugely popular video-sharing network, with known ties to the Chinese government, is spreading falsehoods on a wide array of issues, according to a new report from Newsguard. Author Jack Brewster has details.

NPR London correspondent Frank Langfitt shares his perspectives as he covers the world's final farewell to Queen Elizabeth II, whose casket was returned Monday to Windsor Castle for interment.

Even as people worry whether a recession is coming, the job market is tight: more employers looking for workers than workers looking for jobs. Some employers are taking a fresh look at what value a worker with a disability would bring to their business.

What’s being done to address the US nursing shortage? The approach the University of Maryland Medical System is piloting gives students many more hours of hands-on training by instructors who are on-the-job nurses, eager to teach. How is it working?

In her new novel, one of the Pulitzer Prize-winning author's greatest characters, Lucy Barton, returns to cope with isolation, hope and love during the pandemic. Elizabeth Strout joins us to discuss her latest literary outing.

Journalist Baynard Woods descends from two families, the Baynards and the Woodses, who once enslaved hundreds of Black people. His new memoir, Inheritance: An Autobiography of Whiteness, traces how he came to realize his responsibility for the system of privileges they set up.