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Don't Fetch, It's a Rattlesnake! Snake-Safety Class is the Hot Thing for Dogs Don't Fetch, It's a Rattlesnake! Snake-Safety Class is the Hot Thing for Dogs
Thu, August, 18, 2022
Want to keep your dog safe from snakes, there's a class for that. Jim Carlton of the Wall Street Journal explains.
Mass Shootings, Weekend Violence Prompt U.S. Cities to Step Up Safety Measures Mass Shootings, Weekend Violence Prompt U.S. Cities to Step Up Safety Measures
Wed, June, 15, 2022
American cities are responding to the increasing dangers of widespread gun violence. Wall Street Journal's Joe Barrett has more details on how major cities will be preventing more tragedies from happening.
Facial Recognition Tech Comes to Schools and Summer Camps Facial Recognition Tech Comes to Schools and Summer Camps
Mon, August, 5, 2019
Would you want facial recognition technology at your children's schools and camps? The WSJ's Julie Jargon lays out all of the potential benefits and details.
'A punch in the nose for Boeing': Second fatal crash raises questions about plane's safety 'A punch in the nose for Boeing': Second fatal crash raises questions about plane's safety
Tue, March, 12, 2019
A second fatal crash raises questions about Boeing's safety. Jorge L. Ortiz from USA Today has the story.
Designing a School to Stop Shooters Designing a School to Stop Shooters
Thu, March, 15, 2018
Tawnell Hobbs from The Wall Street Journal details the steps a school in Dallas has taken to stop potential school shooters.
Fitness, How Cyclists can stay safe on the road Fitness, How Cyclists can stay safe on the road
Thu, July, 6, 2017
Bike share programs nationwide have skyrocketed ridership rates. The Wall Street Journal's Rachel Bachman provides tips on what cyclists can do to stay safe on the roads.
Europeans Ask if Violence is Becoming Fact of Life Europeans Ask if Violence is Becoming Fact of Life
Mon, July, 25, 2016
In wake of terrorist attacks in Ansbach, many are wondering if this violence is becoming the new normal? Wall Street Journal Reporter Matt Dalton joins us with more.