The Big Picture

Major cities across the globe have all but emptied this year due to stay-at-home orders and social distancing.

Just a few weeks ago, Las Vegas residents witnessed a scene they’d never imagined in their lifetimes: an empty Vegas Strip.

While we keep hearing reports of COVID cases soaring in coastal U.S.

Coronavirus has sent the aviation industry into a nosedive, as continued case surges keep usual summer travelers trapped in home quarantine.

For the first time in history, NASA has partnered with private enterprise in its recent manned launch of SpaceX’s Dragon spacecraft, delivering two brave Americans to the cosmos.

Small talk at the office water cooler has become a thing of the past, as businesses nationwide are subjected to a paradigm shift due to prolonged pandemic lockdowns.

Coronavirus frenzy has shaken business supply chains to their core, throwing a wrench in the usual farm-to-table pipeline that ALL of us depend on.

Parts of the country are gradually re-opening, and tourist hotspots hit hardest by restrictions are ACHING for activity as we dive into the summer months.

CEO & Founder of Beverly Hills Manners Lisa Gaché offers sorely-needed guidance on interpersonal etiquette during times of pandemic.

Strelmark president Hilary Fordwich gives us a comprehensive audit of how industries worldwide have been ravaged by the Coronavirus pandemic. Are we on the path toward another Great Depression?

Psychotherapist & author Nancy Colier takes us into the Twilight-Zone reality of New York today, which has become the epicenter of the Coronavirus outbreak in the U.S.

Psychotherapist Mark Rutherford lays out the mental impact of a news cycle infected by Coronavirus coverage, while consumers are flocking to grocery stores in preparation for bunkering down at home.

Social media strategist Kristen Ruby weighs in on how amid the Coronavirus frenzy, there's a growing epidemic of misinformation being spread across online platforms.

Holland Cooke hosts a full-show panel discussion between former Pentagon official Michael Maloof, Strelmark president Hilary Fordwich, and king of talk radio turned host of RT’s “Politicking” Larry

Professor and attorney Steven J.J. Weisman refreshes us on helpful tips to keep our bank accounts and personal information secure in 2020.

Following President Trump’s removal of Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Vindman from the National Security Council over his testimony during impeachment proceedings, former Pentagon official Michael

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Legal & media analyst Lionel and founder of The Rutherford Institute John Whitehead weigh in on the Patriot Act 18 years after it was enacted following the 9/11 terrorist attacks.

CEO of Ruby Media Group Kristen Ruby gives her analysis of how DNA sequencing services like Ancestry and 23andMe are impacting the way we view potential partners.

Google software engineer-turned-whistleblower Zach Vorhies rips open the soft censorship practices disguised by the tech goliath behind its algorithms for producing search results.

Founder of Blue Frontier David Helvarg explains how the Earth’s oceans are suffocating by a process called deoxygenation.

Psychologist and NYU professor Dr. Raymond Niaura fact-checks the frenzied news coverage of vape-related illnesses and deaths.

As data collection for the 2020 Census kicks off in the far reaches of Alaska, Holland Cooke hosts a panel discussion between Christina Hu of the Taiwanese American Citizens League and Jesse Jaspal

Since the targeted killing of Iranian general Qasem Soleimani, American forces appear to be dusting their boots off in the Middle East region and re-drawing the geopolitical map in some cases.

Investigative journalist and director of "Vanishing of the Bees" Maryam Henein spotlights how Google's algorithm is silencing swaths of outlets dubbed 'too alternative' to appear in search queries.

Holland Cooke hosts 60-year broadcast legend and maestro of talk radio Larry King to break down the feverish state of news outlets today.

Holland Cooke hits the showroom floor at this year’s CES convention in Las Vegas to bring you the latest and greatest tech that will soon be flooding markets and homes worldwide.

Strelmark founder Hilary Fordwich and UMass professor emeritus Richard Wolff analyze the value of traditional four-year colleges in today’s job market.

President of Sustainable Waters Brian Richter takes a deep dive into the rapidly-worsening problem of clean water scarcity among communities in the U.S. Three-quarters of all water in the U.S.

As we round out a topsy-turvy 2019, Holland Cooke welcomes back publisher of Talkers Magazine Michael Harrison to give a rundown of the ten most talked-about news stories of the year.