KNX In Depth: Little kids get closer to a COVID vaccine shot--Raves may have spread monkeypox--Southern Baptist Convention sex abuse report--Fast food advertising lawsuit--Online spider trade growing

The littlest of kids are now a step closer to getting a COVID vaccine. Pfizer is submitting data to the FDA that shows three doses of its vaccine are 80 percent effective at stopping symptomatic cases. We go In Depth into when we can expect these shots to go into arms. Scientists have new ideas on how monkeypox has spread. They say it might have to do with raves. The first war crimes trial out of the Russia-Ukraine conflict wraps up. A Russian solider is headed to prison for life for murdering a Ukrainian civilian. Will this be the first of many war crimes trials to come out of the country?President Biden says the U.S. will defend Taiwan against a Chinese invasion. We go In Depth into what that does to relations with China. A report details rampant sex abuse and allegations of coverups in the Southern Baptist church. That's the largest protestant church in the country. Have you noticed what you see on TV when it comes to fast food is often not quite what it is when you actually eat it? Someone did notice and filed a class action lawsuit over it. If you don't like spiders, imagine opening a package from the mail and finding a big tarantula inside. It happens. We look into the rising popularity of the spider and arachnid trade online.  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