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Two experts on immigration joined MPR News host Kerri Miller to dispel common misconceptions and discuss the economic and security impacts of building a barrier at the border.
Nine countries now have nuclear weapons, even as the U.S. threatens to pull out of international non-proliferation treaties. That seems ominous. But is it? Do nuclear weapons even matter? Kerri Miller talks to three guests with three different views.
How to make personal finance resolutions for 2019
The U.S. economy is slowing, the stock market is on a roller coaster. But in the midst of uncertainty, you can at least control your personal finances. MPR host Chris Farrell talked with two financial experts about the resolutions you can make for your checkbook in 2019.
Hate crimes are on the rise in the United States. How are law enforcement agencies responding?
Let's talk kids' books! Guest host Marianne Combs talked with two passionate experts in children's literature about the best books of 2018.
In the weeks leading up to and following the tumultuous 2018 midterm elections, MPR News host Kerri Miller released a series called This American Moment. It's a collection of wide-ranging and long-view conversations with writers, scientists, artists, activists and religious leaders about this moment in American life. Who are we right now? And how does our understanding of that inform how we relate to each other and create a better future?
An entrepreneur explains why employers should view older workers as an asset, not a liability.
The 'silent shortage' of mental health workers
How did the demand for mental health services outgrow the supply of trained mental health workers?
There is more and more evidence that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is responsible for the killing of dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi. So why doesn't President Trump think bin Salman is guilty?