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Examining media coverage of Puerto Rico post-Maria; the radical history of the national anthem; Catalonia votes on independence; and interpreting the FBI's violent crime statistics. (episode)
Hurricanes Irma and Maria have left a crippled Puerto Rico struggling for electricity, drinking water and recognition from mainland politicians and the media.
How the President's attack on the NFL fueled a multi-day meltdown of outrage, solidarity and race-baiting.
Far from being sacrosanct, the national anthem has long served as a tool for protesters. Musicologist William Robin leads us through some of the most notable iterations.
New FBI data shows that homicides were up by 8.6% in 2016. Why politicians, commentators and advocates interpret that number so differently.
The Spanish government is raiding newsrooms and Catalan government offices in an effort to quash the upcoming Catalan independence referendum.
After Hugh Hefner's death on Wednesday, Bob and Brooke revisit conversations they had with, and about, the Playboy Magazine founder.