KNX In Depth: Cold and flu medicine shortage on store shelves--Supreme Court hears key LGBTQ rights case--Wall Street sours on good economic news--New book explains America's health paradox

Let's say your kid is sick right now with the flu or cold or maybe COVID but you're out of cough syrup or Tylenol. That means you have to run to your local drug store where you might see empty shelves in the cold and flu medication aisle. Demand is so high that drug stores are having a tough time keeping up with demand. We go In Depth into why and what you can do in case you can't find what you need. The Supreme Court has now heard arguments in a case involving religion and LGBTQ rights. Could a ruling one way lead to legalized discrimination? The latest economic numbers and jobs report show the country is steering away from a recession, at least for now. So why are stocks falling on Wall Street? Russia hits Ukraine again with a series of missile attacks. Homes and buildings were damaged. The electricity supply was once again disrupted. We go In Depth into how the war is unfolding as we get into Winter. America is a place where people can't get enough exercise. But it's also a place where obesity is an epidemic. We talk to the author of a new book that explores this health paradox.  To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices