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Trump's tariff chaos rattles world economies
Trump's tariff chaos rattles world economies

Episode 766

Today's story: Donald Trump announced sweeping new tariffs on nearly every country in the world, triggering panic in global markets. But just days la…

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Should you use a top sheet?
Should you use a top sheet?

Episode 765

Today's story: Top sheets are a staple in some parts of the world, while in others they’re practically unknown. In places like the U.S., Canada, and …

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Microsoft hangs up on Skype
Microsoft hangs up on Skype

Episode 764

Today's story: Skype launched in 2003 and transformed long-distance communication by making voice and video calls cheaper and easier. After early suc…

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Co-living is like coworking at home
Co-living is like coworking at home

Episode 763

Today's story: Co-living is like coworking for your personal life: flexible, furnished housing in shared spaces without the commitment of a long term…

1 year, 2 months ago

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Why do tariffs exist?
Why do tariffs exist?

Episode 762

Today's story: Tariffs are taxes on imported goods, used by governments to raise revenue, protect local industries, or retaliate in trade disputes. T…

1 year, 2 months ago

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Denmark to stop delivering mail after 400 years
Denmark to stop delivering mail after 400 years

Episode 761

Today's story: Denmark’s government-run postal service, PostNord, traces its roots to the year 1624. But at the end of 2025, it will stop delivering …

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The ethics of self-driving cars
The ethics of self-driving cars

Episode 760

Today's story: Self-driving cars don’t just need advanced technology—they also need a moral code. Engineers must program vehicles to make ethical dec…

1 year, 3 months ago

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The self-driving future is running late
The self-driving future is running late

Episode 759

Today's story: Self-driving cars were supposed to be here by now—but the road to autonomy has been bumpier than expected. The technology has gotten b…

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James Bond’s future is now in Amazon’s hands
James Bond’s future is now in Amazon’s hands

Episode 758

Today's story: Amazon has taken full creative control of James Bond, ending six decades of stewardship by the family of film producer Albert Broccoli…

1 year, 3 months ago

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The decline of the stick-shift in North America
The decline of the stick-shift in North America

Episode 757

Today's story: Manual transmissions were once a cheaper, more fuel-efficient alternative to automatics. But automatics have gotten better, and consum…

1 year, 3 months ago

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