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Millions of faulty airbags in our cars, are set for recall. We look at what’s wrong with how Washington regulates road safety.
A three-star General on why we lost the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
A conversation with a Jewish scholar and former Catholic priest turned writer about why Jesus’ Jewish roots matter.
The Supreme Court takes up another challenge to Obamacare. Could it cripple the Affordable Care Act?
Quitting the NFL and one player’s rocky transition to life after football. Plus, a look at the new all-female sports show.
On Veterans Day, the fight to save soldiers from PTSD and suicide. Plus, two Iraq War veterans just elected to Congress.
Seventy years after its first production, “On the Town” is back on Broadway. We’ll look at the collaboration that led to the creation of this jubilant show.
Midterms behind us. 2016 ahead. Racial voting disparity a major issue for both parties. Top strategists and politicians talk it though.
The push for a formal Federal recognition of so-called Net Neutrality -- open access and fee-free Internet carry policies -- got a new boost this week. President Obama added his voice to those asking the Federal Communications Commission to treat the Internet like a utility. [Listen Back] 
Mexican authorities have captured Jose Luis Abarca, the missing mayor of the city of Iguala, and his wife, both on the run after the suspicious disappearance of 43 student teachers in the southern Mexican state of Guerrero. We looked at the case last month. [Listen Back] 
Pop music's royal icon Prince took to NBC's "Saturday Night Live" this weekend, proving once again to a national audience that his reign as a musical master is as much earned as it is personally bestowed. We looked at Prince earlier this autumn. [Listen Back] 
Grammy-award winning pop-country superstar Taylor Swift pulled most of her back catalog off the free music streaming service Spotify this week, after earlier indications that she finds music free streaming less than profitable. We took a look at Spotify last year. [Listen Back] 
The prickly, personal story of an unlovable Maine math teacher hit the small screens this week in HBO's new miniseries adaptation of Elizabeth's Strout's 2009 book, "Olive Kitteridge." We talked with Strout in 2009 after she won a Pulitzer Prize for the collection. [Listen Back] 
