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We asked listeners to take photos of the sky at EXACTLY 7:10 a.m. Eastern time yesterday and share it with us. From Port Washington to Madrid to a plane above JFK, this is what they saw. (article)
Books that changed your mind on families, parenting and otherness; the news from your hometown; and a new kind of labor movement to help solve inequality. (episode)
The old adage says a prosecutor could get a grand jury to indict a ham sandwich. With all eyes on grand juries in Ferguson and Staten Island, we take a look at how they actually work.
Pulitzer-prize winning writer and former New York Times reporter Sheryl WuDunn talks about China's media-wide ban on puns and wordplay.
Catch us up on the big news stories from your far-away hometowns.
Labor lawyer Thomas Geoghegan says a refocused labor movement can solve the inequality crisis.
In our ongoing series on "books that changed your mind", authors Andrew Solomon and Cris Beam talk about the approaches to parenting and kinship in their popular books.