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Discover a time in Ancient Egypt when women held a role with extraordinary power.

Tiya A. Miles discusses the Trump administration's targeting of the Smithsonian Museum.

Behind the Lens interview with the director of Igualada: Refusing to Know Your Place.

Kenny Chesney discusses his new book "Heart Life Music."

The court ruled unanimously that compulsory sterilization surgery for people who seek to legally change their gender is unconstitutional.

While House members have proposed spending more than $7 billion on projects and programs, Speaker Paul Renner is pushing “conservative” spending as the budget is put together over the next two months.It remains to be seen what that means for more than 2,800 projects and programs, from assisting cultural organizations to building educational facilities and railroad right-of-way, that House members are seeking to fund — at a total cost of $7.1 billion.

Common Gallinules are resident birds found in ponds and marshes across Florida – especially where tall reeds, rushes, or cattails line the edges in shallow water. More northern populations are migratory. Adult Common Gallinules are somewhat chicken-like in appearance, but have blue-gray feathers, a bit of brown on the back, and white feathers that form a horizontal line along each side. Adults have a yellow-tipped bright red bill that extends to form a shield over its forehead. Young chicks are covered with black down – except for the top of the head which is nearly bald. Their tiny wings are bare, looking like pink toothpicks sticking out from their side. Downy chicks also have a red bill with a yellow tip – but no shield over the forehead. As the chicks grow and change plumage, they become dull gray birds with a dull, somewhat mottled yellow-brown bill. Older chicks stay with the pair and help feed the younger chick – a behavior known as “aunting”. As the bill of an older chick takes on the bright red color of an adult, the male chases it away.

Thomas Friedman discusses U.S. immigration and Pres. Trump's foreign policy.

Lena Andrews discusses the lessons we can learn from the women who served during WWII

Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman (Ret.) joins the show.