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What can the history of investigative journalism – or global muckraking, as Columbia professor Anya Schiffrin calls it – teach us?
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What can the history of investigative journalism – or global muckraking, as Columbia professor Anya Schiffrin calls it – teach us?
Join New America CEO Anne-Marie Slaughter to find out from US Ambassador to the UN Samantha Power what it really takes to keep the peace.
What can the history of investigative journalism – or global muckraking, as Columbia professor Anya Schiffrin calls it – teach us?
How do we win a war that can’t be seen? Anne-Marie Slaughter goes behind the cyber curtain to find out.
The tech industry now admits it has a woman problem. On this episode, fresh ideas for how to address that issue across the tech sector.
Lara Setrakian discusses her innovative approach to filling the information gap on major stories like Ebola and the Syrian Civil War.
Why we need a New York Times in every state and how—in this moment when global digital storytelling is thriving.
Police violence against people of color doesn't ever seem to be part of the past.
Anne-Marie Slaughter sits down with Fred and Joanne Wilson to discuss the future of investment and philanthropy.
Diversity isn’t getting us where we need to go to help students who are truly disadvantaged.
Populism isn't going away. But it can be channeled for good, says New America Fellow Yascha Mounk.
Why do veterans miss war? That's the question that has animated the latest work of Sebastian Junger.
Ta-Nehisi Coates sits down with Anne-Marie Slaughter to discuss racism, equality, and his recent piece on the case for reparations.
Anne-Marie Slaughter sits down with President Obama's "Car Czar," Steven Rattner, to discuss the business of government.
Chris Hughes discusses how technology helped him as the young head of a major social networking site.