Japan and South Korea come to an agreement on 'comfort women,' a look at 2015 as the year of the drought, education and immigration intersect in 'East of Salinas.'
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• 6:14
Alexis Dudden, professor of history at the University of Connecticut, joined Take Two to discuss the history of the decades-long dispute between the two countries.
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• 8:35
Japan apologized and promised a payment of $8.3 million, but an organization that advocates for the victims says the deal falls short of making Japan admit full responsibility for war crimes.
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• 11:51
In California, the drought dominated many months of headlines. We look back with JPL's Jay Famiglietti and KPCC's Stephen Gregory.
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• 8:40
The Force remains strong, and it's being propped up by interest from female movie goers, but how long can Star Wars keep it up?
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• 7:05
Information access and the ability to buy anything are just some the conveniences at our smartphone fingertips. But what are we trading for that privilege?
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• 6:55
The sports world is once again buzzing about how far athletes are willing to go to win after a report from Al Jazeera names several top athletes.
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• 10:16
In this edition of Reading by Moonlight, David Kipen shares his reading picks of the month
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• 3:45
In the future when kids play will they be glued to tablets, jumping around outside or both? The answer could be found in one of Disney's newest toys – Playmation.