Julia Press

Frank Ocean largely cut out his record label in his Apple Music album release. Is digital streaming the future of music, and what relationship remains between artists and their labels?

Stanford has banned hard alcohol at parties after Brock Turner blamed campus culture for his sexual assault. But is a ban truly the most effective policy to curb excessive drinking?

After nearly six years and at least 10,000 deaths, and hundreds of thousands fallen ill, the UN has acknowledged its role in causing the cholera outbreak in Haiti.

"Super recognizers" have the ability to expertly memorize and identify faces. Police in London are already using them to track suspects. Will other departments follow suit?

45 years ago today, Nixon's executive order to (among other reforms) suspend the gold standard came to be known at the Nixon Shock. Now, Trump wants to bring it back.

Coal miners in Waynesburg, Pennsylvania are getting high-tech training for the changing job market. 

Missouri's public-defender director has called on Governor Jay Nixon to defend the state's poorest defendants. What problems does this reveal about the system and how can it be reformed?

For the first time ever, a U.S. police officer has been charged with trying to help ISIS. Why did the FBI let him keep his post as a cop during the six years they were questioning him?

We talk with Jessica Menold, the inventor of a human socket that is produced in a fraction of the time of a traditional prosthetic.

With the upcoming 2016 Rio Olympics, David Goldblatt, renowned sports journalist and author gives us a history lesson about why the Games were almost banned for good.

When the Ice Bucket Challenge swept the internet in 2014, many criticized it as a form of "slacktivism." But the stunt has led to an ALS breakthrough. Can such a campaign be duplicated?

The Republican Party appears as divided as ever going into its final night, which has the fitting theme "Make America One Again."

Let Your Voice Be Heard! Radio is an outlet for the many New Yorkers who are struggling with how to respond to the violence and division across America today.