KNX In Depth: FDA to approve new COVID vaccines--NASA scrubs rocket launch to moon--Whipped cream canister hidden drug danger--Spanking in schools--Quiet firing

The FDA is set this week to approve the revised and updated COVID vaccines--the ones that target the omicron variant. But there's concern about thorough testing on humans. We go In Depth into whether that concern is warranted. The Biden administration is blaming Congress for the end, at least temporarily, to the program that lets you order free at-home COVID tests. So get them while you can. NASA's planned rocket launch to the moon is delayed. We look into why. Whipped cream adds that extra touch of sweetness to desserts. But if you buy it in a canister, there's a hidden drug danger teens have discovered. A school district in the Midwest has decided to bring back spanking as a discipline tool. But could it do more harm than good?  Senator Lindsey Graham makes a comment about rioting if former President Trump is charged connected to the Mar-a-Lago search. Could we actually see political violence? "Quiet quitting" has caught on. We've talked about it. Bosses know about it too so they have "quiet firing." 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