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Making sense of the post-shooting political blame game; Puerto Ricans seek to clarify their identity; and seeing through healthcare secrecy. (episode)
In the aftermath of politically-charged violence, how the media and politicians fall into familiar traps.
Critics on the right have accused a production of Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar" of inciting violence, but that fundamentally misunderstands the play.
Restricting press access, refusing to hold public hearings, and rushing the vote.
The RNC's talking points reveal its approach to Trump's investigation.
The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals cited one of Trump's tweets in its decision to uphold a block on his travel ban—a potential turning point in the debate about how to interpret his feed.
Puerto Ricans once recoiled from the word "colony". But as the island searches for new ways to define itself, the term seems more appropriate and popular than ever before.