Good Morning with Sarah Stewart Holland

Good News from Science

And a modest proposal for improving the Supreme Court

17 hrs ago • Beth Ann Silvers

11:46

Good News for the States through the Cosmos

Watch now | Rural health experimentation, NATO, and a reminder that nothing is static

Jul 9 • Beth Ann Silvers

6:20

South Carolina and Pennsylvania swing overnight, Dickinson loses and then volunteers to fight anyway, and the decision is finally made.

Jul 3 • Sarah Stewart Holland

3:03

Good morning from July 2, 1776

Dickinson begs caution, Adams answers in a thunderstorm, and Caesar Rodney rides all night to break Delaware’s tie.

Jul 2 • Sarah Stewart Holland

3:57

Good morning from July 1, 1776

Washington doesn’t have enough of anything, the northern army looks more like a hospital, and Congress takes the vote of a lifetime.

Jul 1 • Sarah Stewart Holland

4:10

Good morning from June 30th, 1776

All of London is afloat off New York, Patrick Henry becomes a governor, and the vote that changes everything is one day away.

Jun 30 • Sarah Stewart Holland

2:37

Good morning from June 29th, 1776

A declaration lies on the table in Philadelphia, a traitor hangs in New York, and the largest fleet Britain ever sent is off Sandy Hook.

Jun 29 • Sarah Stewart Holland

4:23

A vaccine that prevents cancer, a judge who held the line, and a fungal network the size of the galaxy

Jun 25 • Sarah Stewart Holland

4:35

Good morning to Mamdani

The Senate reins Trump in on Iran, the Road to Housing Act clears, and the DSA has a very good night.

Jun 24 • Sarah Stewart Holland

6:05

Good morning to improvement

A roadmap that’s 15% better than nothing, an Olympian arrested at the reflecting pool, and a goodbye to two giants.

Jun 23 • Sarah Stewart Holland

5:29

Good morning to Keir Starmer

Reporting from the ground in Philly — plus Starmer’s out, the reflecting pool is already failing, and the USA won its group.

Jun 22 • Sarah Stewart Holland

7:02

Good news from our Swiss friends

The Swiss did the right thing, the COVID vaccine is quietly protecting hearts, and solar just beat coal — a few high points worth feeling smug about.

Jun 18 • Sarah Stewart Holland

5:13

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