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A few of our favorite segments from this week: The History and Future of Cyberwars (First) | A Met Breuer Sneak Peek (Starts at 15:57) | NYC Teen Writers (Starts at 30:23) (article)
Your reactions to last night's Republican debate; elevated lead levels in Newark drinking water; EMILY's list; the 8th annual "Reel Abilities" Film Festival. (episode)
The outcome of next week's primaries in Ohio and Florida could shape the field of presidential candidates, before New Yorkers even have a chance to vote.
Elevated levels of lead in drinking water at schools in Newark, NJ, is just the latest iteration of America's problematic aging infrastructure.
Fewer than 2% of the 500,000 state and local seats are held by Asian Americans and Latinos/Latinas. Hear what new Americans can do to overcome boundaries and get elected.
The founder of the political action committee EMILY's List talks about the PAC's founding and the women it's helped elect.
The 8th annual ReelAbilities: NY Disabilities Film Festival kicks off this week: a celebration of actors, filmmakers, and people with disabilities in the arts.