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From Mother to Daughter On 'Having It All' | NPR

May 9, 2013

Anne-Marie Slaughter had been the director of policy planning for the State Department for two years — commuting from Princeton, N.J., where her family lived, to Washington, D.C., where the job was — when she realized something had to give. "It was a ...

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Clues Suggest Boston Suspects Took A Do-It-Yourself Approach | NPR

April 23, 2013

"Terrorism has become an option in a way that it wasn't before," says Brian Fishman, a counterterrorism research fellow at the New America Foundation. "So when you look at an attack like this one ... what you worry is that other people that might be ...

Canada Case Raises Concern About Link Between Al-Qaida, Iran | NPR

April 23, 2013

Robert Siegel speaks with Peter Bergen, CNN's national security analyst and author of Manhunt: The Ten-Year Search for Bin Laden — from 9/11 to Abbottabad, about the alleged link between al-Qaida and Iran. Share. Facebook; Twitter. Google+. Email ...

Is American Daycare A Disaster? | NPR

April 23, 2013

But high quality daycare is hard to find, and hard to afford. Host Michel Martin discusses whether American daycare is in crisis with three parents: The New Republic's Jonathan Cohn; The Washington Post's Brigid Schulte and regular contributor Dani Tucker.

More Questions Than Answers On U.S. Drone Program | NPR

March 18, 2013

A: The New America Foundation, a Washington-based think tank, estimates the U.S. has launched 420 strikes in Pakistan and Yemen — the two countries where the strikes are believed to occur most frequently — since 2004. Between 2,424 and 3,967 people ...

Justice Department Moves To Block Beer Merger | NPR

February 1, 2013

Barry Lynn of the New America Foundation, a policy group, says back in the late '70s, there were about 50 beer companies. That market is almost gone now.

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Debate Over The Benefits Of Routine Mammograms | The Diane Rehm Show

December 12, 2012

It’s been generally accepted that early breast cancer detection and treatment can improve a patient's prognosis. For decades women have been advised to get an annual mammogram starting at age 40, and now there’s 3-D mammography which can improve chances of spotting something suspicious. 3-D mammography can also reduce the number of women who need to be called call-back for a follow up test, but some say widespread routine screening is leading to unnecessary treatment: Please join us to discuss the benefits and consequences of regular mammograms.

Hunt For Bin Laden More Than Just One Woman's Fight | NPR

December 16, 2012

It's not inaccurate, but it's not wholly accurate," says writer Peter Bergen, who himself has spent many years tracking Osama bin Laden. Bergen has written four books about al-Qaida, the most recent one is Manhunt, about the hunt for bin Laden. He told ...

Looking For Bin Laden In 'Zero Dark Thirty' | NPR

December 14, 2012

Dianne Feinstein and author Peter Bergen say no, author Mark Bowden and Zero Dark Thirty screenwriter Mark Boal's CIA sources say yes. “ Bigelow doesn't serve up a Hollywood shootout, and the way the SEALs pump extra bullets into prone bodies ...

Is Amazon a New Monopoly? | On the Media

November 23, 2012

Without the ability to work together, industry watchers say the 'Big 6' publishers won't be able to stop Amazon from pricing books as the company sees fit. Brooke speaks with Barry C. Lynn, a senior fellow at the New America Foundation, who believes ...

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