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Daily Video May 05 2015

Kurdish women take up fight against ISIL

Women in Kurdistan, an independent region in Iraq, have joined the ranks of fighters battling the Islamic State (ISIL).

Daily Video May 04 2015

Indiana hopes needle exchange will help stem HIV epidemic

Officials in the state of Indiana have approved a needle exchange program to help curb an HIV outbreak that is unprecedented in the state’s history.

Student Voices May 04 2015

Indiana students raise awareness during state HIV epidemic

The number of confirmed HIV cases in Scott County, Indiana, has spiked in recent months, leading to…

Daily Video May 01 2015

Remembering the end of the Vietnam War, 40 years later

40 years after the Vietnam War ended, veterans and journalists visited the country to remember one of the most contentious wars in U.S. history.

local villagers walk amid debris at a devastated area following Saturday's earthquake, at Asslang village, in Gorkha

Daily Video April 30 2015

What’s next for Nepal’s earthquake recovery?

Nepal is struggling to recover after a 7.8-magnitude earthquake left thousands dead and wiped out much of the country’s roads, bridges and buildings.

Protesters March Over Death Of Freddie Gray

Daily Video April 29 2015

Distrust of police was rampant in Freddie Gray’s Baltimore neighborhood

Baltimore police commissioner Anthony Bratts acknowledged that the city’s police force had failed to form a strong relationship with the community.

Daily Video April 28 2015

Baltimore protests after Freddie Gray dies in police custody

The death of a man in Baltimore who was in police custody has sparked a series of protests, violence and calls for change to the Baltimore Police Department.

Daily Video April 27 2015

Nepal devastated by deadly earthquake

At least 3,700 people are dead and 6,500 injured after a 7.8-magnitude earthquake struck Nepal on Saturday.

Daily Video April 24 2015

Educator explains what it means to be transgender

As a transgender boy growing up in rural Maine, Alex Myers had to fight for visibility; today, he travels around the country educating students on the transgender community

Daily Video April 23 2015

These student whistleblowers spoke up to prevent a shooting

When high school student Matt Garrett sat at a lunch table with a classmate who began describing detailed plans for a violent attack, he knew he had to speak up.

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