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America’s infrastructure is underachieving
Mar 9, 2017
The grade: D+. But there were a few categories improved upon.
Top U.S. gunmaker says sales will pick back up under Trump
Feb 23, 2017
Sturm Ruger CEO Michael Fifer says owning firearms is 'more socially acceptable.'
Imagining the future of coal in Gillette, Wyoming
by
Kai Ryssdal
Feb 23, 2017
As the energy market dwindles, some are finding new uses for coal.
Last of pipeline opponents leave North Dakota protest camp
Feb 22, 2017
Most left peacefully, but some were arrested after the government's deadline to leave the area.
Why a food scientist is trying to make powdered breast milk
by
Joy Díaz
Feb 20, 2017
Donated breast milk in liquid form can be expensive because it needs to be to be screened for disease and drugs, and then stored. One way to address this may be a technique called "spray-drying."
What the political climate means for award shows like the Oscars
by
Adriene Hill
and Bridget Bodnar
Feb 17, 2017
Celebrities are using award show wins to make political statements. So what does that mean for Hollywood's biggest night?
Chef Nancy Silverton on Netflix, pizza dough and becoming a celebrity chef
Feb 17, 2017
The acclaimed chef talks to us about being featured in Nexflix's "Chef's Table" series, and lessons from her Ponzi scheme loss.
For public good, not for profit.
IRS rule change could weaken Obamacare mandate
by
Kai Ryssdal
and Dan Gorenstein
Feb 15, 2017
The proposed rule changes offer market stabilization, but could make it harder for consumers to sign up.
Doctors are arming themselves with MBAs to navigate a tricky health care landscape
Feb 15, 2017
As medicine becomes more about business, an MBA could prove helpful.
Pennsylvania braces for gas pipeline protest
by
Scott Tong
Feb 9, 2017
Protesters are massing in Pennsylvania to protest another pipeline. But this one is different: it carries natural gas, which means it comes with rights over eminent domain. Click the above audio player to hear the full story.