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The Takeaway is in Vermont talking with Larry Sanders, an 11-year-old girl with a great idea about passwords drops by, and we explore how communities could fare without police officers. (episode)
This fall, Vermont Public Radio has its focus on Bernie Sanders. But even in his home state, the road to the presidency hasn’t been easy. One VPR reporter dives into Bernie's history.
As The Takeaway broadcasts from Vermont Public Radio, Governor Peter Shumlin discusses Senator Sanders's Presidential prospects and his state's heroin problem.
The British government announced Wednesday that they believe an explosive device likely took the Russian jet over the Sinai. The U.S., though, is sending mixed messages.
While some kids are selling lemonade, 11-year-old Mira Modi is selling cryptographically smart passwords for two dollars each.
After all the problems with police this past year, a town in Florida is considering the question: What if we were to get rid of police entirely?
Bernie Sanders' big brother Larry recalls a childhood in Brooklyn filled with baseball, corn beef and pastrami sandwiches, and the loss of parents.