The Sterling Report

The Sterling Report

di Art Sterling

Società e cultura

Snitches Get Rewards? What History Warns About Reporting Your Neighbor

SNITCHES GET STITCHES? It’s an old saying. But what happens when governments encourage neighbors to report neighbors? This Sterling Special Report journeys from Salem to East Germany, from Anne Frank to the Underground Railroad, asking what history teaches about trust, liberty, and the people living right next door. As America turns 250, it’s a story worth remembering.

Earth Shakes Twice, Europe Bakes, and the Boy Who Saved Two Strangers

Two devastating earthquakes strike Venezuela just seconds apart. Europe faces an unprecedented heat emergency as temperatures shatter records across the continent. The U.S. Supreme Court delivers three major decisions in one morning, while Washington reverses itself in less than forty-eight hours. Plus, a look back at the day the Korean War began… …and the remarkable story of a fifteen-year-old Scottish boy who saw two strangers in trouble and launched his own rescue before professional crews could arrive. The Sterling Report with Art Sterling. News told differently. Short. Clear. Memorable. #SterlingReport #WorldNews #BreakingNews #Venezuela #EuropeHeatwave #SupremeCourt #KoreanWar #Scotland #GoodNews #ArtSterling

Germany Stopped, Vikings Found, and the Man Behind Chuck Taylors

A nation ground to a halt. A thousand-year-old secret surfaced from the earth. And one familiar name became famous while the man behind it disappeared. Plus storms, diplomacy, space history, and one of the world’s most unusual religious traditions.

London Cooks, Chico Shaken, and a Skateboard Across America | The Sterling Report

Today on The Sterling Report: London’s climate talks meet dangerous heat in real time, Europe’s heat wave turns deadly, Chico faces a library shooting, the Supreme Court rules in a green-card immigration case, warehouse and industrial fires burn in Los Angeles and Houston, markets fall, and Chad Caruso crosses America on a skateboard.

Today on The Sterling Report: a Seattle dim sum meal breaks a Guinness World Record, researchers explain how heat stress is becoming longer and harder on the body, and a Texas truck crash releases about two million bees. Plus: the day’s major news fr

Today on The Sterling Report: a Seattle dim sum meal breaks a Guinness World Record, researchers explain how heat stress is becoming longer and harder on the body, and a Texas truck crash releases about two million bees. Plus: the day’s major news from the DEA fentanyl investigation, Qatar, U.S.-Iran talks, South Korea, Brexit, and more.

A Tokyo School Fire, Ranch Dressing at TSA, and a Medical First

Art Sterling covers the day’s sharp turns: Europe’s hard vote on migrant returns, a Tokyo school fire, Times Square gunfire, a U.S. strike on an alleged drug boat, Luigi Mangione’s defense reversal, a deportation case involving South Sudan and Vietnam, World Cup ticket trouble, Dragon Boat Festival traditions, ranch dressing at TSA, a record-setting town crier, fungi cleaning river water, and a medical first for a young burn patient in Ontario.

A Central Park Tragedy, Stonehenge Clues, and Beavers at Work

On today’s Sterling Report: the U.S. and Iran sign an initial deal to end fighting and begin nuclear talks, an eighteen-year-old dies after a Central Park carriage accident, archaeologists find what may be an early wooden model for Stonehenge, and Sherwood Forest loses the Major Oak. Plus: stocks rebound, gas prices fall below four dollars, Wales refuses a coal mine expansion, Jessica Meir captures the Southern Lights from space, ancient teeth change the plague timeline, Tom Dreesen dies at eighty-six, and beavers help ease flooding near a London Tube station.

A Highway Plane Crash, Japanese Fans Cleaning Up, and Kevin Bean

Today on The Sterling Report: a Texas highway turns into a rescue scene after a business jet crashes and catches fire, Tropical Storm Arthur forms in the Gulf, Ireland makes basic income for artists permanent, a runaway Tasmanian devil is finally caught, the world’s oldest tortoise adds another record, rescued grizzlies get a snow day, and Kevin Bacon becomes Kevin Bean.

A White House UFC Plot, a Pizza Giant Sold, and the Return of the Fried Apple Pie

On today’s Sterling Report: a disrupted attack plot targeting the White House UFC event, a deadly B-52 crash at Edwards Air Force Base, and a possible U.S.-Iran signing ceremony. Plus: Pizza Hut is sold, gold and silver prices move, Royal Ascot hats take over the grandstand, Merlin the duck becomes a World Cup favorite, new UFO files include a potato-shaped object, Bridgeport girls prepare to launch the HERSound Podcast, scientists extract RNA from mammoth remains, and McDonald’s brings back the fried apple pie with a 35-foot roadside sculpture.

Kangaroo Escapes, a Cliff Rescue, and the Fisherman Who Changed Course

On today’s Sterling Report: the G7 summit opens in France, Russia strikes Ukraine, Britain targets social media use by children under sixteen, and Rio investigates a deadly helicopter collision. Plus: SpaceX continues moving after Friday’s market debut, gold and silver prices, UFC Freedom 250 on the White House grounds, a seven-hour cliff rescue in San Francisco, the world’s largest soccer ball in Boston Harbor, a kangaroo loose near Montreal, deer crossing an unfinished wildlife bridge, and a former fisherman cleaning trash from Canadian harbors.

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