Two professors at the University of Maryland made a remarkable discovery about one of the oldest materials used by humans -- wood -- that has remarkable implications for the future.
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The future of power, a great Austrian novel, the history of the Met, and much more.
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For this week's podcast, we spoke with Scott Snyder -- senior fellow for Korea studies at the Council on Foreign Relations -- on what the North Korea situation looks like from South Korea.
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A look at the cultural and political history of freedom and oppression in America.
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We spoke for this week's podcast with Amir Tibon to discuss what's ahead for Abbas, Fatah, and the Palestinians.
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Why the recent surge in oil prices means a bigger eventual comedown, plus a trio of World War I content: the Battle of Dogger Bank, Nolan's Dunkirk, and Ford Madox Ford.
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Edward Lansdale is truly a forgotten man in American history. Yet he once wielded enormous influence, and his methods and tactics hold valuable lessons for leaders today, argues best-selling historian Max Boot.
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The theme of freedom is an enduring one.
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We spoke with Kenneth M. Pollack to discuss what's ahead for Iran in the short and medium term and what this means for U.S. policy in the region.
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War. Art. Insanity. What more do you want?
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