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The first Clinton-Trump debate is coming, and the pundits will be a-punditin'. Join us for "Post-Debate Blather Bingo" to make sense of the spin room's go-to tropes. (article)
What really happened in Charlotte? Plus: improving the Wireless Emergency Alert system; the troubling legacy of an Al Qaeda cleric; and the challenges of reporting on prison strikes. (episode)
Details in the shooting of Keith Lamont Scott continue to emerge. What we know for certain: it's about more than a book versus a gun.
Last Monday, New York City authorities sent a push alert to millions of New Yorkers warning them about a suspect. But with no photo and only 90 characters, what good could it do?
How do you fight a terrorist who died five years ago? A look at Al Qaeda propagandist Anwar al-Awlaki's posthumous existence inspiring jihadists on the internet.
Inmates across the country have stopped working in order to end what they call "prison slavery."
Prisoners across the country are demanding better living conditions and rights, but restrictive access and interview policies prevent us from hearing them.
Silicon Valley billionaire Peter Thiel funded the lawsuit that sunk Gawker. Now, a fellowship is enticing journalists to investigate Thiel's businesses--definitely not as payback.