Wednesday: Fair Elections Act, Nevada Wine, Galveston Spill, and more

Part One

Fair Elections Act
Vouching for an end to vouching. Pierre Poilievre, the Minister of State for Democratic Reform, explains why he feels widespread criticism of the Fair Elections Act is unfair.

Estonia Minister
Leave Estonia unturned. The Baltic State has been occupied by Russia before -- and now that Vladimir Putin has annexed Crimea, Estonia's government makes security its top priority.  

Exoskeleton Woman
Giant steps. Four years after a car accident left Amy Paradis unable to use her legs, she stands and walks, thanks to a bionic suit -- and an unparalled support system.

Part Two

Nevada Wine
In vino veritas. Farmers in Nevada face the truth that the drought is forcing them to change the way they do things -- but can they save their farms by switching to winemaking?

St. Andrews Golfer
Changing a bunker mentality. 260 years after it opened, the Royal and Ancient Golf club in Edinburgh seems to be within a few strokes of allowing women to be members

Part Three

Galveston Spill
Today, the threat from a recent oil spill near Galveston, Texas is becoming clear -- especially to wildlife.

Goats are Smart
Listen up, people. We've been wrong about goats. They may look kinda dumb. But they're smart.