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Garner Decision Prompts Calls for Accountability - Science Friday
How Your Midnight Snack Alters Your Metabolism - The World
Was Sony Pictures Hacked by North Korea? - Perspectives
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Garner Decision Prompts Calls for Accountability
Today at 9:00am
Civil rights leaders are calling for a march on Washington in the wake of grand juries declining to indict police officers in the deaths of Michael Brown and Eric Garner.
Science Friday
How Your Midnight Snack Alters Your Metabolism
Today at 12:00pm
You aren't just what you eat -- when you eat matters, too. Host Ira Flatow finds out how your midnight snack can alter your metabolism.
The World
Was Sony Pictures Hacked by North Korea?
Today at 2:00pm
A new Sony Pictures film revolves around an assassination attempt on North Korea's leader. Last week, the company was the target of a cyber attack, and security experts wonder whether it was North Korea.
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