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The latest on the presidential race; your terrible NJ commute; the new Supreme Court term; post-1965 immigrants; and the murky ethics of an FBI sting operation. (episode)
Far from the liberal orthodoxy, Bernie Sanders has framed the gun control conversation as one between rural and urban America. Hear three clips that trace his stance on the issue.
Kate Hinds, WNYC transportation reporter, looks at the hassles of the commuting option that moves more people from NJ to NYC each weekday morning: buses.
As the new Supreme Court term starts, lawyer and cultural historian Linda Hirshman previews the session.
NPR religion correspondent Tom Gjelten assesses the impact of post-1965 immigration on U.S. demographics and politics.
In his new documentary (T)ERROR, David Felix Sutcliffe (along with his co-director Lyric Cabral) follows both sides of an FBI counterterrorism sting operation.