The Sterling Report

The Sterling Report

por Art Sterling

Sociedad y Cultura

Prices Cool, Fires Spread, and a Dinosaur Makes History

Inflation cooled in June, but families are still feeling the strain. Art Sterling examines America’s heat dome, major wildfires in Minnesota and France, and a frozen-blueberry recall. Then: 22,000 Pitbull fans break a bald-cap record, a T. rex named Gus sells for more than $50 million, a father and son survive an ocean landing, and a coded light above San Jose finally reveals its three-year secret.

The World Heats Up, America’s Blood Emergency, and Hope on Wings

International tensions continue to rise while dangerous heat grips millions. We also look at America’s blood emergency, an inspiring World Cup journey, an exciting medical breakthrough, and a remarkable lesson from one of nature’s greatest travelers.

“The Long Game” | Special Report - Patience in an Impatient World

In a world engineered to erase the wait, Art Sterling makes the case for patience. From a Stanford nursery school to the spires of a six-hundred-year-old cathedral, from the giant sequoias of California to whales returning to seas we nearly emptied, this Sterling Special is a meditation on the things that refuse to be rushed. The harvest still in the dirt. The child not yet grown. The healing that takes longer than we were promised. A reminder that the things worth having keep their own time, and always have. Featuring the research of Dr. Gloria Mark on human attention, the famous marshmallow test of psychologist Walter Mischel, and the quiet arithmetic of nature’s comebacks.

The Threat Was Real, the Gas Was Cheap, and the Painting Came Home

Today’s Sterling Report covers rising tensions with Iran, a mysterious new fuel network offering unusually cheap gasoline, NATO developments, remarkable world records, unusual human-interest stories, and an unforgettable ending involving a painting that unexpectedly found its way back to its creator after half a century.

War Returns, a Rooftop Deer, and the Voice That Changed by Breaking

Another day of remarkable stories from around America and around the world. From renewed conflict in the Middle East and surprising diplomatic developments to strange small-town moments, practical money news, inspiring human triumphs, and the unforgettable story behind one of music’s most recognizable voices.

War in the Strait, A Seal Named Neil, and Love on a Billboard | July 8, 2026

Escalating conflict in the Strait of Hormuz. Major economic developments in America. Weather across the country. Plus remarkable human-interest stories, a famous elephant seal in Tasmania, and a heartfelt “For What It’s Worth” that proves sometimes the answer has been with us all along.

Bombs in Damascus, Fire at Sea, and a 40,000-Year-Old Secret

Today’s Sterling Report covers the attempted bombing near French President Emmanuel Macron during a state visit to Syria, escalating tensions in the Strait of Hormuz and at the NATO summit, severe weather across the United States, Cuba’s latest nationwide blackout, dramatic World Cup developments, and a remarkable scientific discovery about early humans that closes today’s report.

A World Cup Shock, a Fourth of July Miracle, and History Found in London

A controversial World Cup decision… a remarkable discovery across the Atlantic… and one Fourth of July story that reminds us what people can do when they refuse to give up. Those stories—and several others you may have missed—on today’s Sterling Report.

America 250 | Day 7 | Don’t Watch the Sky

The song you sing at the fireworks was written about being shot at. Tonight, when they go off — don’t watch the sky. Watch the faces. Happy 250th birthday, America. 🇺🇸🎆 7 stories. 7 days. One country.

America 250 | Day 6 | They Signed Their Own Death Warrant

We know a few of the names on the Declaration of Independence. We’ve forgotten what signing actually cost them. Signing was treason, and the penalty was death — and these weren’t reckless young men with nothing to lose. They were the most respectable men in America, with fortunes and families and everything to lose. And they signed anyway. This is the story of the price they paid: the scholar broken in a freezing prison, the father offered his captured sons’ freedom if he’d recant, the old farmer hunted into the winter mountains, the financier who bankrolled the revolution and died in a debtor’s cell — and the one signer who, under torture, finally broke. Day 6 of our seven-part salute to America’s 250th birthday. The Sterling Report is on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, iHeartRadio, Amazon Music, and wherever you get your podcasts. Seven stories. Seven days. One country. 🇺🇸

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