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On today's show: The future of the Affordable Care Act; An executive with the Ford Motor Company counters President-elect Trump; the conductor of the Iraqi National Symphony Orchestra. (episode)
More than 20 million Americans have gained coverage since the Affordable Care Act was signed. Now, Republicans are on track to repeal President Obama's landmark healthcare law.
On Tuesday, the Ford Motor Company announced that it was scrapping plans to build a new manufacturing plant in Mexico.
Edwin Day, a former gang member in Chicago, describes the pressure and appeal of gangs and guns.
In 2014, a young woman named Sitawa Wafula started a blog about living with mental illness. In the years since, she has set up Kenya’s first free mental health support line.
The U.N. face many challenges in the year ahead, including ending the war in Syria and continuing address and reign in climate change.
Karim Wasfi, the conductor of the Iraqi National Symphony Orchestra, explains how he challenges terrorism with music.