Filmmaker Kirsten Johnson lost her mother to Alzheimer’s in 2007, now her father has dementia, and is disappearing before her eyes. As Kirsten struggles with grief over the inevitable loss of her father, she finds ways to celebrate his life and get closer to him. She tells Anderson it’s never too late to get to know someone you love more deeply even after they are gone.
Sara Fischer: TikTok asks Supreme Court to temporarily block government ban
By Sara Fischer: TikTok asked the Supreme Court on Monday to temporarily block a law that would effectively ban the social media app in the U.S.…
Thought Leader: Sara Fischer
Newt Gingrich warns that this is the ‘single biggest challenge’ for Trump admin
Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich stresses the importance of House Republicans being united on the reconciliation bills.
Thought Leader: Newt Gingrich
Ian Bremmer: What’s next for South Korea after President Yoon’s impeachment?
Ian Bremmer Quick Take: A Quick Take to kick off your week. The South Korean President, Yoon Suk Yeol has been impeached. Second time the…
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