New details may explain why U.S. officials were so confident in blaming North Korea for the Sony hack. How Evangelical churches are changing their thoughts toward gay marriage. Plus, new photos give us a fresh look at the dwarf planet, Ceres.
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Many computer security experts have called into question the US claim that North Korea was behind the November hack of Sony.
Many evangelical churches are moving to accept LGBT people, says Time magazine's Elizabeth Dias
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Music supervisor Morgan Rhodes and Oliver Wang from Soul-Sides join Alex Cohen in the studio this week for Tuesday Reviewsday our weekly new music segment.
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In rural Mexico, there are too few people to make it worth while for telecom companies to install cell networks. So, they're doing it on their own.
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Host Alex Cohen talks to Claire Suddath, who writes about the about the dismal state of maternity leave in the U.S. in this week’s Bloomberg Businessweek.
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The photo comes from Jet Propulsion Laboratory's Dawn spacecraft on its final approach of a historic exploration over seven years in the making.
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OR-7 became famous as a lone wolf. But he now has a mate, pups, and possibly some new competition. A new wolf has been spotted in his OR-7's territory in Oregon.
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Washington Post political reporter Philip Bump joins Take Two to discuss the history of the State of the Union address, whether it's outgrown its original purpose, and why the tradition continues.
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Ryan Bingham is in studio to talk about his new album, how dark family experiences helped shape his music and the importance of quiet reflection.