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Rodney King: 'What I Had To Do Was Make It Better'
"I wouldn't want to go to bed with all that anger every day," he told KPCC in April, about trying to forgive, rather than avenge, his 1991 beating at the hands of police.
Foreign Policy: Head Of State
Although it's easy to forget in an election year, an administration's foreign policy rests on much more than just the president. Here Foreign Policy's Susan B. Glasser profiles Sec. of State Hillary Clinton and highlights the diplomatic side of American foreign policy.
Renovation for SUNO's Katrina-Destroyed Library
Nearly seven years after Hurricane Katrina's wind and water wrecked the library at Southern University at New Orleans, restoration of the three-story…
Corps Restarts Bidding for New Orleans Floodgates, Pumps
The Army Corps of Engineers has restarted bidding for a $700 million contract to design and build permanent storm surge closure and pump stations on three…
Obama's Played 100 Rounds Of Golf; Which Presidents Beat That?
While the current president has gone golfing much more often than his predecessor, he lags far behind two other former occupants of the White House.
Silverdocs 2012: Documentaries Galore
It's time again for the documentary festival that puts the "truth" in "truth is often much weirder than fiction."
One Writer Puts A Face To The Abortion Debate
During election season, a lot of the discussion around the issue of abortion is political. But for the women who undergo abortions, it's a deeply personal, and often painful, choice. Writer Sarah Tuttle-Singer recently shared her story in the essay, "My Jewish Abortion." She talks about it with host Michel Martin.
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Rodney King On How He Wanted To Be Remembered
Rodney King was found dead on Sunday at the age of 47. His name will forever be associated with the shocking video of his 1991 beating and the Los Angeles riots that followed. Host Michel Martin remembers King by revisiting her recent interview with him about his memoir, on the 20th anniversary of the LA riots.
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Microsoft Announces 'Surface,' Its Foray Into The Tablet World
Microsoft said the tablet is made to work perfectly with Microsoft's new operating system.
Bonnie Raitt On World Cafe
Hear the blues-rock legend play soul- and rock-infused blues songs from her new album,Slipstream.
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