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 Why American low-cost airlines fail
Why American low-cost airlines fail

Spirit Airlines, known for cheap flights, suddenly closed earlier this month. Budget airlines seem to do fine in Europe. Why can’t they survive in th…

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 Inside Trump's self-dealing presidency
Inside Trump's self-dealing presidency

Since taking office, President Trump’s wealth has grown by at least $1.4 billion. There have been overseas real estate projects, a Trump phone that d…

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 A Holocaust scholar asks: 'Israel, what went wrong?'
A Holocaust scholar asks: 'Israel, what went wrong?'

Omer Bartov was born on an Israeli kibbutz, grew up committed to Zionist ideals, and is now professor of holocaust and genocide studies at Brown Univ…

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 The hidden chemistry at the heart of the Milky Way
The hidden chemistry at the heart of the Milky Way

Scientists have taken the largest ever image of the Milky Way. The image shows spectacular detail of our home in the universe, and offers scientists …

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 What Democrats could learn from the GOP
What Democrats could learn from the GOP

The Republican Party has a highly sophisticated online and social media operation. Meanwhile Democrats focus on their traditional political talking p…

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 The Jackpod: Blue money blues
The Jackpod: Blue money blues

On Point news analyst Jack Beatty has questions about how money is being raised for the  Democratic National Committee and Democratic candidates and …

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 When thinking ‘inside the box’ is better
When thinking ‘inside the box’ is better

You’ve heard the phrase "think outside the box." But what if constraints and limitations actually make us happier and more creative?

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 Why authoritarians put their faces on everything
Why authoritarians put their faces on everything

Dictators and authoritarian leaders often plaster their faces across the country they control. Is this happening in the United States?

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 Roundup transformed farming in the U.S. Could it change regulation too?
Roundup transformed farming in the U.S. Could it change regulation too?

The Supreme Court will soon rule on who gets to decide when a product needs a cancer warning – and who can sue if they’ve been exposed. At the center…

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 The 'how' behind the sub-two hour marathon
The 'how' behind the sub-two hour marathon

History was made in this year’s London marathon when two runners broke the iconic two-hour barrier. Was it the shoes? The nutrition? The training? Th…

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