Senior citizens go digital as Korea moves toward contact-free culture
Senior citizens in Seoul have enrolled in digital education programs to learn how to use self-service kiosks and digital machines. source
Looking at the legacies of singer Meat Loaf and comedian Louie Anderson
ABC News’ Phil Lipof speaks to Jem Aswad, deputy music editor at Variety, about the lives and legacies of singer Meat Loaf and comedian Louie Anderson. source
How mass shootings fit into broader picture of gun violence in America
Giffords.org senior advisor Debbie Mucarsel-Powell and FiveThirtyEight reporter Maggie Koerth share their solutions and strategies to combating gun violence in America. source
Supreme Court justices hear challenges to Texas abortion law
ABC News senior Washington reporter Devin Dwyer was inside the courthouse as Supreme Court justices heard challenges to the Texas abortion law, which restricts abortion after six weeks of pregnancy.…
Jan. 6 committee issues 10 more subpoenas
The House select committee investigating the Jan. 6 Capitol riot issued 10 subpoenas to former members of the Trump administration, including West Wing aides and senior officials. WATCH THE FULL…
Travel Deal Tuesday
Victoria Walker, senior travel reporter at the Points Guy, helps clear confusion about airfare and travel plans during new COVID restrictions. SUBSCRIBE to ABC News: https://bit.ly/2vZb6yP WATCH MORE on http://abcnews.go.com/…
Russia threatens invasion of Ukraine
On “This Week,†Ian Pannell reports on rising tensions between Ukraine and Russia after traveling to the region. source
FDA allows abortion pill delivery by mail
ABC’s senior national policy reporter, Anne Flaherty, discusses the significance of this change and the potential risks that women could face. WATCH the ABC News Livestream: https://bit.ly/3rzBHum SUBSCRIBE to ABC…
‘It was like a dream’: Trans advocate Jazz Jennings on gender confirmation surgery
The star of TLC’s “I Am Jazz” began her transition at the age of five and is now 18 and in her senior year of high school. source
Parents, coaches in college cheating scandal head to court
A dozen defendants are scheduled to appear inside a Boston courthouse as the identity of a parent who allegedly spent $6.5 million in the scandal remains a mystery. source