The Atlantic’s Katherine Wu discusses the possibilities of what an endemic future might look like and how humans will need to learn to co-exist with this virus.
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David J. Kramer of the Bush Institute discusses Russia’s motives, the Western response to the growing conflict, and if there will be war in Europe.
Read moreIn Texas, nothing stands between you and your gun
Journalist Rachel Monroe talks about the ramifications of new gun laws in Texas that allow for permitless carry.
Read moreChanneling your anger for change
Philosophy professor Myisha Cherry talks about why the fight against racism means breaking rules and making people angry.
Read moreTips for joining the Great Resignation
This hour, we’ve got help for millions of Americans taking advantage of a workers’ job market.
Read moreFor historians, the past Is written in pencil
James M. Banner, Jr. is founder of the National History Center of the American Historical Association, and he joins us to talk about why history is never really set in stone.
Read morePandemic dads are rethinking their roles
Chabeli Carrazana discusses the men who are charting new waters as they balance raising children, work and the pressures of an ongoing public health emergency.
Read moreThe real people accused of voter fraud
Vann R. Newkirk II talks about the people targeted for voter irregularities – mostly people of color – and why they serve as a cautionary tale for the future of American voting rights.
Read moreA case for how to better spend policing dollars
Derecka Purnell discusses her journey to the moment where she began to believe police reform doesn’t work, and the solutions she feels are necessary for equality, healing and public safety.
Read moreHow immigration laws support white supremacy
Reece Jones talks about his research into nativism and white supremacy and how panicked views about immigration from the fringe made it to the mainstream.
Read moreHow widespread is child sex trafficking in the U.S.?
Kaitlyn Tiffany of The Atlantic discusses the well-meaning people who get caught up trying to prevent child-sex trafficking but instead get sucked into wild stories perpetuated by social media.
Read moreMaking work from home work forever
Charlie Warzel discusses the takeaways from work-life balance that have come out of Covid working arrangements, and what the future of corporate HQ might look like.
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