Miller-McCune’s podcast looks at the politics of wearing a burqa in Europe, what racing horses and dogs tell us about CEOs, the drive to regulate salt, and currents in building energy efficiency.
After monitoring the behavior of soccer hooligans at the 1998 World Cup, researchers determined that violent behavior was more accepted among the English.
Emily Badger examines just how negative advertising in the U.S. midterms was, and why that might not be a bad thing, while Tom Jacobs explains that puritanism may be bred in the American bone.
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