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Supporting The Home Team From The Comfort Of Your Couch
Nowadays, do you have to show your support by purchasing a ticket? As much of the nation endures a historic deep freeze, commentator Frank Deford discusses weather and outdoor stadium sports.
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Book News: Biography Of Fox's Roger Ailes Alleges Sexism, Anti-Semitism
Also: Former U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates' new memoir is critical of the Obama White House; The Morning News' annual Tournament of Books announces its contestants; a new short story from Nicole Krauss.
Ambien Dreams And Naked Desert Walks: St. Vincent On Her New Album
Singer and guitarist Annie Clark shares exclusive previews of brand-new music and recounts how meeting a live rattlesnake and the specter of a dead political activist inspired her fourth LP.
Breaking Down the "Connected" Car
Our very own car guy, Sonari Glinton, explains the connected car with a simple equation.
'Saturday Night Live' Takes A Very Important First Step
The hiring of the fifth black woman to join the cast of Saturday Night Live in its 38-year history is a fine first step, but it's the follow-up that's going to count.
A Call For More Oversight Of Crime Labs
Popular ideas about police crime labs have been formed by television programs like "NCIS" and "CSI." But recent major scandals are challenging those perceptions.
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Tips On The Cold From An Alaskan
We called up Alaskan listener Katy Quinn in Fairbanks, after she wrote us an email saying, "Alaska has particular expertise in arctic survival." She shares her strategies on dealing with severe cold.
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An Interview With Eyehategod's Mike 'IX' Williams
The vocalist and wild-eyed wordsmith behind the revered New Orleans sludge metal band says the musicians didn't consider giving up after their drummer died — they're trying to figure out how exactly to forge ahead.
How Would You React In A Shooting? Have A Plan, Experts Say
Ease Up On 'No Tolerance' Policies, U.S. Agencies Tell Schools
A move by the Education and Justice departments comes after years of complaints from civil rights groups and others who say the policies are ineffective and take an unfair toll on minorities.
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