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TIME's Person of the Year revealed; the details of the “fiancé” visa; crime in public housing; how scientists are “hacking” human perception; U.S. Representative Joseph Crowley (D-NY14). (episode)
German Chancellor Angela Merkel has been named TIME's Person of the Year. Karl Vick, editor-at-large for TIME, talks about what factored into the decision process.
Visa programs are under scrutiny this week, after it was revealed that one of the shooters in San Bernardino was a Pakistani national who entered the country on a “fiancé” visa.
A new Department of Investigation report found that NYCHA is not acting on procedures to permanently evict tenants with "serious" criminal histories.
There's a group of scientists on a "bio-hacking" quest to figure out if humans can engineer different perceptual experiences.
U.S. Representative Joseph Crowley (D-NY14), Vice Chair of the Democratic Caucus, connects his work in Washington to his constituents in The Bronx and Queens from Pelham Bay to Elmhurst.