Tonight on PBS News Weekend, the increasingly controversial practice of unpaid internships

and what they mean for young people starting their careers.

Then Molly's former Foreign Minister discusses the rise of clues in West African nations,

and an innovative Colorado-Ottar exhibit sparking collaborations between artists and farmers.

This was just a great opportunity to sort of almost use different language to think about farming,

to sort of explore it from this artistic perspective as well, which is so exciting.

Good evening, I'm John Yan.

One day after Luis Rubiales, head of Spain Soccer Federation,

defiantly said he wasn't quitting FIFA, the sports international governing body,

suspended him for 90 days while it investigates his conduct at the Women's World Cup Final.

During the medal ceremony, Rubiales grabbed a player's head and kissed her on the lips.

The player, Jennifer Hermoso, says she never consented.

Nearly 80 members of the squad said they won't play as long as Rubiales has his job.

Four astronauts from four countries are on their way to the International Space Station for a six-month stay.

The crew that launched before dawn today is from the United States, Denmark, Japan, and Russia.

It's the first time that each crew member is from a different country.

They're set to arrive at the space station tomorrow morning.

Thousands gathered at the Lincoln Memorial today to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the Marchion Washington

and Martin Luther King Jr.'s I Have a Dream speech.

Speakers, including Dr. King's granddaughter, said his dream of equality and justice remains unfulfilled.

President Biden and Vice President Harris are to welcome King's family to the White House on Monday,

which is the actual anniversary of the March.

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