Debates Ensue After Western Missiles Hit Syria
The U.S., France and the U.K. targeted chemical weapons sites in Syria early Saturday. Since the launch of more than 100 missiles, a war of words has ensued.
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Three Men Accused Of Mosque Bombing To Face Illinois Machine Gun Charge First
Three Ford County men accused of bombing a Minnesota mosque last summer are expected to remain in Illinois for the time being to face charges in a related case.
Volunteers To Prepare Food For Illinoisans With Food Insecurity
Volunteers will be preparing over 150,000 meals for those with food security in the eastern Illinois area.
Religion Scholar Marie Griffith; Reporter Dan Balz; Drug Receptacles; Severe Food Allergies
On The 21st: We speak with Washington Post reporter Dan Balz about political reporting in 2018. Also, we discuss a new initiative from the Illinois State Police which has created housing receptacles for discarding prescription drugs. And, we talk about severe food allergies and how they can affect your skin. But first, religion scholar Marie Griffith joins us to talk about her new book- Moral Combat: How Sex Divided American Christians and Fractured American Politics.
Changes To Federal Food Assistance, Conservation Programs In First Public Farm Bill Draft
Held up over disagreements over federal food stamps, the first draft of the 2018 farm bill arrived Thursday, bearing 35 changes to that program, including starting a national database of participants.