How toys for adults became a $7+ billion US industry
Adults are the world's fastest-growing group of toy buyers. They're collecting Lego, plush toys, Hot Wheels, Barbies, Sonny Angel figurines, and more.
Bethany Johnson
Producer
Where America imports $100+ billion of food from a year
America depends on outside countries for food imports. Let's take a look at where America gets food from and how Trump's tariffs could affect that.
Why the NYC Ballet spends nearly $1 million a year on pointe shoes
New York City Ballet dancers go through about 7,000 pairs of pointe shoes a year. That's because traditional ones break down after only a few wears.
Why limos aren't cool anymore
Limos used to be the snazzy way of moving around town, but now luxury transportation is being redefined. Here's what happened to the limo.
Is it time to change the Supreme Court, and can it happen?
The Supreme Court is facing a legitimacy crisis. What caused this decline, and can reforms restore its credibility?
Where Melinda French Gates spends her billions
Here's how Melinda French gates moved past her marriage with Bill Gates to head a philanthropic organization seeking to increase women's power.
How these 7 swing states could decide the 2024 US election
From the Sun Belt to the Rust Belt, these seven swing states will be key to winning the 2024 election. Here's where Trump and Harris stand.
Why cheap bus travel is disappearing in America
Megabus' parent company, Coach USA, has filed for bankruptcy. The bus industry is half the size it used to be. Can bus travel be saved?
Here's what would happen if we raised minimum wage
The federal minimum wage has been stuck at $7.25 since 2009. Democrats want to raise it, but some say it's a bad idea. Here's what's at stake.
The billionaire rivalry between Apple and Microsoft
Bill Gates and Steve Jobs partnered in the early years of Apple and Microsoft before their relationship took a turn. Here's what happened.
Air travel is rough. Here's how the government is trying to fix it.
Flying can be rough. It's gotten so bad the government is stepping in to try to make flying suck a little less. Here's how.
The biggest lawsuits Elon Musk is facing
From government investigations to labor disputes and a custody battle, Elon Musk has a lot to lose in court. Here's the tea on Musk's lawsuits.
I tried to kill my smartphone addiction with a dumbphone. Here's how it went.
Some screen junkies are ditching their smartphones for dumbphones that cut out distracting apps. Our reporter tried out one of these dumbphones.
Here's what the economy would look like under a Trump or Biden presidency
Whether it's paying off student loans or applying for health insurance, here's what life would look like under a Trump vs. a Biden administration.
How Biden could be forced off the 2024 ticket
Calls for Joe Biden to drop out of the presidential race are mounting. But can he be forced off the campaign? Here are three ways it could unfold.
How AI will change the iPhone and other Apple products
Here's what Tim Cook unveiled at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference, including iOS 18, Apple Intelligence, and a ChatGPT-assisted Siri.
We blind-tested AirPod dupes. Here are the ones we liked
AirPod competitors are pouring into the earbud industry, challenging Apple's seat on the throne. We tried out cheaper pairs to see how they stack up.
Can 3D-printed homes could help solve America's housing crisis
We explore how 3D-printed houses are built, the challenges their construction companies face, and why there aren't more 3D-printed homes.
Why food recalls are on the rise in the US
FDA food recalls are on the rise for several reasons. Here's what's wrong with US food safety and how you can protect yourself.
How Hoka became a billion-dollar brand by selling comfort
Hoka was founded a little over a decade ago and is already worth more than $1 billion. We explore the shoe's design and what makes the brand stand out.