A foreign policy expert looks at where the war on terror stands in the United States. Then, a space policy researcher shares the latest on countries leaving the International Space Station.
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The war on terror 20 years after September 11
A top Al Qaeda leader was killed by the U.S. this week. We look into the significance of this killing and the evolution of the Department of Homeland Security since its creation in 2002 in the context of the rise in domestic terrorism in recent years.
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The media didn't get the news of Russia leaving the ISS quite right. Here's what's actually going on.
The coverage of Russia leaving the International Space Station after 2024 didn’t quite get things right. All ISS partners besides the U.S. committed to stay until 2024. The U.S. will stay until 2030. A space policy expert explains the misunderstanding and explains the future of the ISS after 2024.
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Why the Brewers traded Josh Hader and what's in store for the rest of their season
The Milwaukee Brewers traded all-star closer Josh Hader at the MLB trade deadline. We learn more about the trade and how it affects the team this season and beyond.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Sarah Hopefl Technical Director
- Colleen Leahy Producer
- Lorin Cox Producer
- Michael E. O’Hanlon Guest
- Marcia Smith Guest
- Dominic Cotroneo Guest
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