Everyone in your Facebook feed is falling for fake news–sharing it even when there's no way it can be true. But not you, right? You can tell the difference. Or can you?
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Politics and History
How painting radium on watches and instrument dials killed more than 50 young women working in Ottawa, Illinois.
Journalist Zach Beauchamps guides us through what he calls the "Russiasphere," the online world of liberal fake news.
Journalism professor David Dennis on how popular conspiracy theories in the black community find their roots in abuses that actually happened.
Economist Bryan Caplan and producer Rehman Tungekar explain how an "open borders" policy could end global poverty.
The Attica Prison riot is remembered as one of the bloodiest and savage of its kind, but historian Heather Ann Thompson is challenging that familiar narrative.
Most of us will never know what really happens behind bars. Prisons are generally off limits to the public and press, but several new investigations are drawing attention to the conditions in many of our nation's jails. This hour, what should a prison be?
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