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There Were Hopes And Dreams Aplenty At Trump's Inauguration, But Whose? : Code Switch : NPR
I went to Donald Trump's inauguration to see if people there felt the same pride and promise that I did four years earlier. We met at a common intersection, then went very separate ways.
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Peculiarities of the Yankee Confederate | Current Affairs
When small town New Englanders embrace Dixie kitsch…
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Mark Twain’s Career-Changing Comedy Tour — On Point with Tom Ashbrook | Podcasts — Overcast
At age 59, and deep in debt, Mark Twain went on an around-the-world stand up comedy tour. We’ll hear what he had to say.
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Ep. 108 - President Barack Obama — The Axe Files with David Axelrod — Overcast
President Barack Obama sits down with David Axelrod to discuss their shared history together, how President Obama managed to stay grounded during turbulent moments of his childhood and adolescence, wh...
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Liquid assets: how the business of bottled water went mad | Sophie Elmhirst
The long read: How did a substance that falls from the air, springs from the earth and comes out of your tap become a hyperactive multibillion-dollar business?
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You Are Still Crying Wolf
[Content warning: hate crimes, Trump, racism. I have turned off comments to keep out bad people who might be attracted by this sort of thing. Avoid sharing in places where this will attract the wro…
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The new nationalism
WHEN Donald Trump vowed to “Make America Great Again!” he was echoing the campaign of Ronald Reagan in 1980. Back then voters sought renewal after the failures of the Carter presidency. This month the...
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Jack Welch — Commonwealth Club of California
Commonwealth Club of California Podcast: Jack Welch
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The Equal Protection argument against “winner take all” in the Electoral College
In 2000, Republican lawyers, desperately seeking a way to stop the recount in Florida, crafted a brilliant Equal Protection argument against the method by which the Florida courts were recounting…
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Obama Reckons with a Trump Presidency
David Remnick writes about Donald Trump’s victory in the 2016 election, and what President Barack Obama’s reaction to the new political landscape is.