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The inspector general's report; NJ state of the state address; Parks & Rec recap; an early look at President Obama’s place in history; and the U.S. as the ‘world’s policeman.’ (episode)
The NYC police inspector general's investigative report says the Police Commissioner should put disciplinary decisions in writing, especially chokehold cases. What else is in the report?
Gov. Chris Christie's State of the State speech seemed aimed more at 2016 than New Jersey. NJPR's Matt Katz dissects the long address and the (seemingly) one new policy proposal.
In our first edition of Brian Lehrer's Podcast About Parks and Recreation, we recap last night's episode, wherein the show jumped ahead to 2017 and Werner Herzog showed up.
Should the U.S. play the role of the "world's policeman?" Bret Stephens, deputy editor of The Wall Street Journal, explains why the president shouldn't reject that role.
What will President Obama's place in history be when it's all said and done? New York Magazine tackled how the future will assess our present in a sweeping new project.