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What the media get wrong about earthquakes, surveillance the public loves and hates, and the creator of HBO's Veep. (episode)
After an earthquake, media coverage follows a predictable trajectory. We put together a template to help a discerning news consumer look for the real story.
After a calamitous earthquake, what we crave is least obtainable: certainty.
With the PATRIOT Act up for renewal in Congress, a federal appeals court ruled this week that the NSA's phone metadata program is illegal. We hear what it means for the law.
There is overwhelming support to outfit the nation's cops with body cameras. Theoretically, they promote accountability and transparency, but in practice it's much more complicated.
Bob spoke with Veep creator Armando Iannucci last year for our special hour on Washington, D.C. We never aired that interview, until now...
The latest conspiracy theory that an upcoming military exercise in Texas is cover for a military takeover is now part of political debate. How should journalists cover crazy?