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Should your pet be in hospice?
Should your pet be in hospice?

Hospice care is a good option for dying loved ones so why not pets? Dr. Sunita Puri is the author of “That Good Night: Life and Medicine in the Eleve…

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India’s population boom goes bust
India’s population boom goes bust

India has claimed the world’s largest population since 2023 but that is going to change fast. Tom Sasse, South Asia Bureau Chief for The Economist, j…

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Is modern politics beyond satire?
Is modern politics beyond satire?

How do you write satire about an administration that is already over the top? Award-winning author Ben Fountain joins host Krys Boyd to discuss his w…

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The U.S. state that could have been a Black utopia
The U.S. state that could have been a Black utopia

 After the promises of Reconstruction began to wither, Black Americans searched for freedom in radically different locales. Caleb Gayle is a journali…

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The DOD’s war on diversity
The DOD’s war on diversity

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has again blocked promotions for Black servicemen a pattern within the administration. Clint Smith, staff writer at Th…

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Is heterosexuality over?
Is heterosexuality over?

Dating should be fun, but single, straight people are finding it a drudgery or even worse cringe. Magdalene J. Taylor, senior editor at Playboy, join…

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Did we evolve to be selfish ?
Did we evolve to be selfish ?

The common evolutionary question centers around nature vs. nurture, but maybe we should be asking if we are designed to cooperate or compete? Jonatha…

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The city through the eyes of a garbage collector
The city through the eyes of a garbage collector

Imagine what you can learn about a city by picking up the garbage of the people who live there. Simon Paré-Poupart, a sociologist and garbageman in M…

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The secular saints of Civil Rights
The secular saints of Civil Rights

In many Black households of yesteryear, portraits of Martin Luther King, Jr. hung alongside pictures of John F. Kennedy and Jesus. Sharron Wilkins Co…

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Soccer is expensive, but it doesn’t make money
Soccer is expensive, but it doesn’t make money

Soccer has a massive following around the world. So why do teams lose money? Stefan Szymanski is professor of sport management at the University of M…

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