“Go Back to China:” How a Racist Encounter Sparked a Journey Through History

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  In Defense of “Silly Science:” How Curiosity-Driven Research Drives Discovery

  Carly York discusses her new book on discoveries born out of "silly science."

  17:53
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  “Open Season on Journalists:” What Trump’s Lawsuits Mean for Press Freedom

  David Enrich discusses Pres. Trump's battles with the media.

  18:17
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  U.S. Army Veteran Who Self-Deported Under Threat of ICE Removal Speaks Out

  U.S. Army veteran Sae Joon Park self-deported under threat of removal from ICE. He tells his story.

  18:32
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  Arkansas Lawyer on Medicaid Work Requirements: “Widespread Disaster & Chaos”

  Kevin De Liban discusses the impact Pres. Trump's Big Beautiful Bill will have on Medicaid.

  17:58
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  Why Can’t You Sleep? How Insomnia Is Plaguing America

  Jennifer Senior discusses why Americans can't sleep.

  17:31
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  New NIH Director Dr. Jay Bhattacharya: “Science Should Not Be Partisan”

  NIH Director Dr. Jay Bhattacharya discusses the challenges facing the agency.

  18:24
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  What Ancient Apocalypses Teach Us About Survival

  Lizzie Wade discusses her new book "Apocalypse."

  16:57
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  Gov. Wes Moore on Trump Administration’s Mass Layoffs of Federal Workers

  Gov. Wes Moore (D-MD) discusses how federal policy is impacting Maryland.

  18:12
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  Lawrence Summers: Big Beautiful Bill is “a Shocking Thing In Its Brutality”

  Lawrence Summers discusses why Trump's new law is making him "ashamed" of his country.

  17:57
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  How William F. Buckley Jr. Shaped Conservative Politics in America

  Sam Tanenhaus discusses his new biography, "Buckley."

  17:58