Two professionals, one Italian, and the other Bolivian, are part of an organization that works to strengthen prison inmates from the inside out. They focus on restoring broken families while one or both parents are incarcerated. In the past, some parents lived with their children inside the penitentiaries.

We speak with an organization that uses puppies to rehabilitate inmates incarcerated in high-security prisons; the puppies become trained canines and join police units and first responders and assist those with disabilities.

232 years ago, the Second Amendment to the United States Constitution was proposed, granting citizens the right to bear arms. Today, there are an estimated 120 firearms for every 100 US citizens of all ages and over 300 armed militias in operation. An expert on the history of the Second Amendment helps us understand its origins and evolution.

The Arabs lived in Spain for almost 800 years, profoundly influencing the government, language, technology, culture, and governance. More than 4000 words used daily in the Spanish language are Arabic.

Many countries, such as China, Russia, Iran, Brazil, and others, want to use a currency different from the dollar for trade and money reserves. How likely is this to happen? What would be the consequences for the world economy?

As vital figures in shaping our perception and interpretation of conflict and historical events, photojournalists play a crucial role. Today, we speak with a renowned photojournalist whose work capturing crises appears in national and international publications.