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We love movies. You love movies. But there's a lot more than movies that you can give yourself and the other film buffs in your life. (article)
The Takeaway explores the Eric Garner grand jury decision, we examine the ways mapping is connected to inequality, and we have an update on politics in D.C. (episode)
The death of Eric Garner and the failure to indict the NYPD officer who used a chokehold to restrain him is a painful reminder of the recent events in Ferguson.
Eight WNYC reporters across town gathered reactions from New York residents about the grand jury's decision to not indict the NYPD officer that placed Eric Garner in a deadly chokehold.
The federal government’s funding expires on December 11th. House Speaker John Boehner wants to avoid a shutdown, but some hardliners are eager for a budget fight.
The University of Alabama-Birmingham is terminating it's football program, a move that has angered the people of Birmingham and united a divided community.
Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula has released a video of a man pleading for his life. The man in the video identifies himself as journalist Luke Somers.
This week the United Nations World Food Program announced that it had been forced to suspend food vouchers to some 1.7 million Syrian refugees because of a lack of funding from donors.
Inequality isn't just about money. It's also about information. The lack of reliable data about developing countries makes things like development work and disaster relief much harder.