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Kerri Miller Brief

Understanding coded language and dog whistle politics

The coded language politicians often used is sometimes referred to as "dog whistle" politics. MPR News host Kerri Miller talks with two experts about the use of such language and how it affects our thinking about candidates and the issues.
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Understanding the lone wolf terrorism threat

Stopping hate-filled individuals from acting as "lone wolves" to kill Americans is no easy task for any of the agencies involved. A former CIA and Pentagon official talks about the nature of preemptive investigations around suspicious individuals.
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"Brexit" vs. "Bremain" : The British Referendum

"Brexit" vs. "Bremain" : The British Referendum

A look at the social, economic and security issues being raised about the British referendum.
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College affordability for first generation students

Navigating the finances of higher education is tough for most families, and even harder for first-generation college students. MPR News host Kerri Miller talks strategies for success with two experts.
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Rise of the radical right in Europe and the U.S.

Radical right-wing candidates in Europe are gaining traction, narrowly losing elections. Two experts talk about possible commonalities between Europe's rising right and the Trump tide in the U.S.
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'Smarter Faster Better': Understanding productivity

'Smarter Faster Better': Understanding productivity

The bestselling author of 'The Power of Habit' returns with new insights on the way we get things done.
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How the results from California will shape the general campaign

Two political analysts spoke about the results from California and how the presumptive nominees are shifting toward the general election.
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The advantages of taking a gap year

President Obama's daughter Malia is taking a so-called "gap-year" before heading off to Harvard. It's a trend that's growing, and most experts agree it has many advantages for kids. Two experts talk about the social and academic advantages of taking a gap year.
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