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Big Books & Bold Ideas with Kerri Miller

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Why Anne Frank's diary just got a 'co-author'

Why Anne Frank's diary just got a 'co-author'

The foundation in Switzerland just added Anne Frank's father Otto as a co-author to the iconic "Diary of a Young Girl."
by Tracy Mumford

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What does ISIS want?

As the world considers a response to terror attacks in Paris, a conversation about what ISIS gains from attacking western democracies.

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Obama defends U.S. strategy against ISIS

Obama defends U.S. strategy against ISIS

In a press conference in Turkey, the president ruled out sending additional U.S. troops to Syria in the wake of the Paris attacks.
by NPR Staff

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Friday Roundtable: A discussion with CEOs

MPR News' Kerri Miller asks three present and former CEOs about what makes a good leader.
by MPR News Staff

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A powerful history of Hawaii, 'Paradise of the Pacific'

A powerful history of Hawaii, 'Paradise of the Pacific'

The first to arrive on Hawaii were birds. Then came Polynesian adventurers, Spanish explorers, British navigators and Protestant missionaries. Susanna Moore's new book explores the dynamic history of the islands.
by MPR News Staff

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NOAA scientist on climate change and wild weather events

What does climate change have to do with droughts, floods, massive snowstorms and a hurricane that slammed into Mexico with the strongest winds on record?

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The positive role religion can play in politics

The positive role religion can play in politics

Former U.S. Senator John Danforth has previously called out the Religious Right for conflating faith and politics. His new book, "The Relevance of Religion," revisits the topic.
by MPR News Staff

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Patricia Highsmith's secret novel is headed to theaters

Patricia Highsmith's secret novel is headed to theaters

Patricia Highsmith is best known for her psychological thrillers like "Strangers on a Train" or "The Talented Mr. Ripley." But a very personal Highsmith novel, originally released under a pseudonym, will soon hit theaters.
by Tracy Mumford

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