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An Egypt Air flight goes down at sea. Battle over Zika fight funding. The Democratic Party rift grows. Our weekly news roundtable goes behind the headlines.
Musician-DJ Moby is out with a new memoir. He’s with us in the studio.
New research finds lots of earth-like planets out there. We check in on the search for intelligent life in the universe.
On the home stretch to a nominee. We’ll talk with Bernie Sanders supporters about how they see his candidacy, Hillary Clinton, the Democratic Party, and the future now.
From “Scandal” to “Veep” to “House of Cards,” we’re asking what makes television’s political dramas and comedies so popular.
The controversial Affordable Care Act has insured millions of Americans, but left many patients frustrated. We’ll look at Obamacare’s growing pains
Google is taking a stand, banning ads for short-term, payday loans. We’ll take a deep look at payday lending.
Two South American giants in crisis. Brazil and Venezuela. We’ll look at their ways ahead, from corruption to oppression to the Olympics.
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On Wednesday, millions of American workers who work more than 40 hours per week became eligible for overtime pay under a new rule from the Labor Department. We looked at the plan and the pushback. [Listen back] 
The FDA is extending tobacco regulations to e-cigarettes and banning their sale to people younger than 18. The rise of e-cigarettes, and how they became the smoke of choice. [Listen back] 
The Broadway mega-hit "Hamilton" has been given a record-breaking 16 Tony Award nominations. Why has Lin-Manuel Miranda's musical become one of the most popular theater productions of all time on Broadway? [Listen back]
