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A political news round-up; questioning the legality of Sandra Bland's arrest; raising federal interest rates; the history of writing; and essential reading for rising college freshmen. (episode)
The Washington Post's David Weigel gives a round-up of national political news.
Christopher Cooper, a civil rights lawyer, former Washington police officer, and expert in police conflict resolution, assesses the legality of Sandra Bland’s arrest.
Federal Reserve has hinted at raising the federal interest rate. A look at what that would mean for the economy.
Author Matthew Battles asks how writing was invented, what it has meant for human consciousness and culture, and what comes next.
A recent report found that incoming college freshmen are reading more heavy nonfiction literature about things like feminism and race. What books do you think should be required?