Senator By Day, Telemarketer By Night
This is the first story in a Planet Money series on money in politics. We’ll have more this afternoon on …
Myanmar’s Election Seen As A Test Of Reforms
Myanmar has an election this Sunday where only a small fraction of the parliamentary seats are at stakes — and …
French Killings Spark National Soul-Searching
The killings in France of three Jewish children, a rabbi and three soldiers of North African descent came during a …
In Bullying Programs, A Call For Bystanders To Act
The documentary Bully opens in theaters Thursday, and the heated controversy over the appropriate rating for the film has frustrated …
In Saturday’s Final Four, Expect A Kentucky Showdown And Lots Of Emotion
College basketball’s Final Four men’s teams will play in New Orleans Saturday, to decide which two squads will play in …
As A Life’s End Draws Near, A Father And Son Talk
In 2010, David Plant was diagnosed with skin cancer. The cancer has since metastasized to other parts of his body, …
Online Voting ‘Premature,’ Warns Government Cybersecurity Expert
Warnings about the dangers of Internet voting have been growing as the 2012 election nears, and an especially noteworthy one …
‘Intruders’: When Bad Dreams Feel Alarmingly Real
Early on in Intruders, a preteen girl (Ella Purnell) finds a half-written monster story wedged inside a tree. Reading it …
‘Goon’: A Wrecking Ball With A Heart Of Gold
A brief history of Sean William Scott characters: He was the sidekick to the guy who uttered the immortal phrase, …
Coming Of Age, And Discovering It’s Rough Out There
Alma has a strong imagination — so strong that there are times during Turn Me On, Dammit!, the narrative feature …
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