House Republicans are getting down to business, drafting legislation to spend more money on border control, less on the IRS. Hardliners are calling for radical changes to social security and Medicare. How will the GOP advance its agenda in the House?
Three On Point listeners share why they see major value in good quality fashion.
In an On Point special series "Essential trust," we explore how trust is created, from the neural networks of an individual human brain, to institutions and societies at large.
Elizabeth Hadly is a professor of biology at Stanford University. For four decades, she's been an eyewitness to dramatic changes in the plant and animal kingdoms caused by human beings.
Daniel Herman, a high school English teacher in Berkeley, California, has some ideas about how ChatGPT might find its way into his classroom.
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