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Tuesday, May 31 2016

• Ferguson's First Black Police Chief, the Fight to Retake Fallujah, and Zoos' Ethical Questions May 31, 2016

  Ferguson's new police chief Delrish Moss is tasked with reforming the department, Iraqi forces' latest assault in Fallujah and the problem with zoos. (episode)

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  • Sectarian Division in the Battle for Fallujah May 31, 2016

    As the Shiite militias of&nbsp;the&nbsp;Iraqi Army launch their assault on ISIS-controlled Fallujah, is sectarianism&nbsp;endangering the city's estimated 50,000&nbsp;Sunni residents?

  • Lessons from the Ground in Ramadi May 31, 2016

    One of the key turning points in the Iraq War, the Battle for Ramadi against Al Qaeda in 2006,&nbsp;could provide valuable lessons in the war against ISIS today.

  • There's a New Top Cop in Ferguson: Chief Delrish Moss May 31, 2016

    Nearly two years after the death of Michael Brown, Ferguson has agreed&nbsp;to implement a series of reforms to the police department. Those reforms start with&nbsp;Chief Delrish Moss.

  • The Warriors Showed the Heart of a Champion May 31, 2016

    The Golden State Warriors became only the tenth team out of 233 to win a seven-game series when trailing 3 games to 1. How will they fare against the Cavaliers?

  • A Comedian's Take on the Election May 31, 2016

    With only a few more primaries to go, Paul Scheer gives his thoughts on the election to date.&nbsp;

  • The Ethical Problems with Zoos After Harambe's Death May 31, 2016

    &nbsp;Tim Zimmermann, a contributor to Outside magazine, has long had a problem with zoos and what they stand for.&nbsp;

  • The Epic Mission to Sabotage Hitler's Atomic Bomb May 31, 2016

    Seventy years ago, everyone feared the Nazis would get a nuclear weapon first.&nbsp;&nbsp;A small band of Norwegian&nbsp;commandos embarked on a harrowing mission to sabotage Hitler's efforts.