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Cube Critics Stephanie Curtis and Euan Kerr shared which movies are will bring your family together this Thanksgiving.

If you don't love a book, do you finish reading it anyway? Or do you move on and get another?

The election has left people with a lot of questions. This reading list is aimed at sharing perspectives, offering insight and building understanding.

It's the season of giving, and for those who give too much, the season of debt. Financial expert Ruth Hayden shared her tips on how to have a happy holiday without draining your bank accounts.

Conversations and changes around police conduct have been evolving nationwide. How does fear play a role in an officer's decision to fire a weapon?

A group of 21 young people are suing the federal government for failing to protect them from the harmful effects of greenhouse gas emissions.

There are some clear motivators in life: money, love, revenge. But there's more to motivation than these obvious factors, according to a new book from Dan Ariely.

Voters in California, Nevada, Maine and Massachusetts voted last week to legalize recreational use of marijuana. What are the consequences of legalizing marijuana?

"Gone Girl." "The Girl on the Train." "The Girls." "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo." What's behind all the "girl" titles?

Belle Boggs spent five difficult and painful years trying to get pregnant. In her new book, she shares what she learned about the longing and the business of trying to become a parent.

In a week of protests around our region MPR News and guests examined the importance of protests in American politics.

In crafting her novel, Brit Bennett said she wanted to trace "how girls become women without mothers to guide them through that transformation."

Political Junkie Ken Rudin recapped the surprising results of the 2016 presidential election.

Assuming that President-elect Donald Trump goes to Congress to repeal and replace Obamacare, what will the replacement look like? Sally Pipes and Steve Parente discuss.

MPR News host Kerri Miller and her guests talk about how to leave the tumult of the 2016 election behind. Everyone knows there's work to be done, but how do everyday citizens get down to it?

Kerry Egan has sat at the bedside of many patients at the end of their lives, and she shares what she's learned in her new book, "On Living."

One of the most urgent issues that President-elect Donald Trump promises to address is immigration reform. Two guests joined the program to outline what the Republican-led House might deal with first.

Reporter Rebecca Leber describes what she believes will be President-elect Donald Trump's plan on climate change.

Several guests joined the show to talk about the surprising result, President-elect Donald Trump, and what we can anticipate moving forward.

Two media experts talked about the nature of modern media and how news consumers can become more informed about the type of content they're relying upon.