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A reminder that the pope is not a politician, why the AP won't use "climate change denier", polling on abortion, and more. (episode)
Pundits treat Pope Francis like a politician, even referring to his "approval ratings." But the Pope, as Bob notes, isn't running for anything. And his positions are not partisan.
The Associated Press Stylebook now urges journalists to avoid the terms "climate change denier" or "skeptic." An AP science reporter defends their preferred term, "doubter."
Pollster Tresa Undem explains why most polls don't tell us anything about how Americans really feel about abortion.
Taryn Harper Wright spends her spare time unraveling the efforts of people who fake illnesses online.
A new collection of fiction gives voice to figures at the margins of history.