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The United Nations and the Syrian Conflict | The Country's First Voter? | Don't Mention It: The War On Drugs with Eugene Jarecki | Talking Cars | Addicted to the Internet? That May So... (episode)
<p>After 18 months, and over 20,000 dead, there's still no end in sight for Syria. <strong>Martin Nesirky</strong>, spokesperson for U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon, explains the U.N.'s strategy going forward.</p>
This election season the candidates have focused their message on the employment and the middle class. These issues are no doubt important, but what is the hyper-focus on economy leav...
The next big thing for cars out of Detroit is a huge transportation safety and infrastructure project that has buy-in from eight auto-makers and the U.S. Department of Transportation....
Yesterday The Weather Channel announced that they want to "proactively name winter storms" freeing us from the uncreative "blizzard of 2007" construction. Cindy Gallop, an ad consulta...
Internet Use Disorder may soon be included in the revised Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Health Disorders. According to the American Psychiatric Association, which is wor...
This past week, Detroit and much of America held its breath, waiting to find out if the newest lead on Jimmy Hoffa’s disappearance would reveal the truth. Thirty-seven years later, wh...
This year’s fellows include novelist Junot Diaz, filmmaker Natalia Almada, Washington Post reporter David Finkel, Harvard economist Raj Chetty, and Maria Chudnovsky, associate profess...