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Poet Sarah Kay’s ‘Brief but Spectacular’ take on poetry

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Thu. 06-18-2015

Are ex-cons being unfairly barred from jobs? ‘Ban the Box’ proponents say yes.

From PBS NewsHour
Wed. 06-17-2015

Why does almost half of America’s food go to waste?

From PBS NewsHour
Tue. 06-16-2015

Using the power of prediction to halt Ebola in its tracks

From PBS NewsHour
Thu. 06-11-2015

How did a fake study make it into Science magazine?

From PBS NewsHour
Fri. 05-29-2015

Nash was 'genius of a different kind,' colleague says

From PBS NewsHour
Sun. 05-24-2015

Watch Changing of the Guard at Arlington National Cemetery in 4K

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Sun. 05-24-2015

The number of hungry seniors has doubled since 2001

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Fri. 05-22-2015

How war has robbed Syria of its history

From PBS NewsHour
Tue. 05-19-2015

Is gender identity biologically hard-wired?

From PBS NewsHour
Wed. 05-13-2015

Here's what's making America less religious

From PBS NewsHour
Tue. 05-12-2015

Impact of Illinois ruling against 2013 pension fix

From PBS NewsHour
Sun. 05-10-2015

Can Atlanta's poor neighborhoods be lifted out of poverty?

From PBS NewsHour
Sat. 05-09-2015

How smart is today's artificial intelligence?

From PBS NewsHour
Sat. 05-09-2015

Why Starbucks is offering workers a college education

From PBS NewsHour
Wed. 05-06-2015

Investigators question connection between Texas shooters and Islamic State

From PBS NewsHour
Tue. 05-05-2015

'World's best teacher' does not believe in tests and quizzes

From PBS NewsHour
Wed. 04-29-2015

How Israel became a leader in water use in the Middle East

From PBS NewsHour
Sun. 04-26-2015

Why it's so hard to get off welfare

From PBS NewsHour
Thu. 04-16-2015

Why is Teach For America struggling to recruit new teachers?

From PBS NewsHour
Wed. 04-15-2015

This cement alternative absorbs CO2 like a sponge

From PBS NewsHour
Mon. 04-13-2015

How women in tech see Ellen Pao’s gender discrimination case

From PBS NewsHour
Fri. 03-27-2015

How do you want to die? Meet the movement on a mission to make death part of popular conversation

From PBS NewsHour
Fri. 03-27-2015

Ken Burns and Siddartha Mukherjee talk about the hard decisions behind new cancer documentary

From PBS NewsHour
Fri. 03-27-2015

Are investors pumping up another housing bubble in Florida?

From PBS NewsHour
Thu. 03-26-2015

The Medicaid bill that doesn't go away when you die

From PBS NewsHour
Tue. 03-24-2015

What’s splitting a new generation of haves and have-nots

From PBS NewsHour
Thu. 03-19-2015

Why families stress too much about college admissions

From PBS NewsHour
Wed. 03-18-2015

Why home care workers struggle with low wages

From PBS NewsHour
Mon. 03-16-2015

Coding academies offer fast track to good jobs

From PBS NewsHour
Thu. 03-12-2015

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