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A Justice Department report found racial bias in Ferguson; a brazen murder in Russia; an exploration of secession over New York's fracking ban; and your family business nominations. (episode)
A Justice Dept. report on policing in Ferguson found routine racial bias in how officers interacted with African-American residents. John Jay's Eugene O'Donnell discusses the report.
An official upstate jokingly suggested his town should secede from New York and join Pennsylvania over our state fracking ban. But technically, there is historical precedent for this.
Russian-American journalist Masha Gessen talks about the brazen murder of Russian opposition leader Boris Nemtsov, including who may have done it, why and how Russians are responding.
The music critic and historian Ted Gioia traces the history of love songs and how they impact society.
We've covered over 625 years of history in our series on family-run businesses. Now it's your turn to shout out your favorite establishment that's been around for generations.