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THE NATIONAL is uniquely timed for this moment. Using fact-based news gathering, we're partnered with top line investigative teams and broadcast platforms to "Prevent Truth Decay”. THE NATIONAL brings back dependable news for any top-of-the-hour broadcast.We do not replicate the “progressive” voices of an MSNBC, NPR, or Democracy Now, nor the "conservative" points of a Vox or Fox. We cover issues that affect most working people and cover the things that crucial to their lives right now with content that speaks directly to the most common concerns of most Americans - from the Coronavirus to Voting rights. Polarized fake news abounds, along with corporate-friendly spin doctors and progressive programs that fail to reach working class audiences. When it comes to middle class concerns, there is a real vacuum that needs to be addressed, especially when you consider these uncertain times of pandemic and the upcoming high-stakes election. Given, there's now an estimated 100 million Americans soon to be without health care, 38% falling into unemployment, and many at risk of losing their jobs or independent “gigs”, THE NATIONAL is here.

My personal family discovery that we were once slaveholders, led me to apologize to some black Maryland slave descendants. | Last public interview with Star Trek's Nichelle Nichols (Uhura) on her relationship with both Gene Roddenberry and Dr. Martin Luther King.

I learned my family had kept slaves in Maryland and went back to the original plantation to observe and to try to make things right. What I would encounter is not what I expected...

"Thomas" - Kidnapped at age 4 from a convenience store then imprisoned in a cage by a pedophile until age 8. Without real parenting, a child only knows what he learned in his earliest years: violence, brutality, murders, and drugs. But something happened to Thomas that changed his life for the better.

Cell Phone Use & Cancer: What We Do Know Cary Harrison speaks with the world's leading publication covering the effects of our cell phones, ipads, and other devices. Tips on how to keep these relationships with our devices and minimize disease.

So many of us have been affected by the recent southern California fires. We all remember the orange-tinted air and even ash swirling around our ankles. But the air from there came here. And what was in that air? The fire started on the grounds of the former Rocketdyne Nuclear Testing Lab and the spreading smoke may have contained dangerous radiation. We talk to the attorney filing a large-scale injury case (RocketdyneGroup.com) on behalf of anyone exposed to the smoke. Reports point to coverups and negligence.Join Group at: RocketDyneGroup.com or Text/Call 310-737-8255

Stare Into the Lights My Pretties. From our partners at Link. This powerful doc proves how screen culture has empowered corporate and government interests with the ideal narcotic with which to control us. Your Google searches offer these structures an unprecedented glimpse into your thoughts, desires, political leanings and other defining characteristics. Everyone from advertisers to politicians have used this data to modify our behaviors and make us subservient to their cause. Online surveillance constitutes a major threat to our basic right of privacy. Yet many users have accepted this intrusion as a necessary evil. Once we willingly relinquish our rights, and allow our lives to become fully immersed in the fantasy fulfillment of our machines, then we have lost our capacity for empathy and autonomy.

Exclusive: #MeToo Los Angeles' chief and multiple rape survivor, Brenda Gutierrez, shares her own powerful story for the first time in public.Ms. Gutierrez is the founder of the "Me Too Survivors March" and "Me Too March International". Ms Gutierrez is also a member of the American Indian Movement, So Cal. and works on many issues such as housing, homelessness, animal rights, immigration, environmental and other social justice issues.