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Cant have this conversation without you. sam stein and errin haines stick around. when we return, republicans have opened a new front in their war on education. theyre looking to make school board races more partisan. well have new reporting on that front next. plus, 2022 promises to be a major year for the u.s. supreme court. well discuss whats in store and whats at stake in the year ahead. and a banner year for science. headlined by those vaccines that have so far saved the lives of mill...

Journalism? tim davie has made answering those questions a top priority for the news division, setting up a series of rolling external investigations into the output. on tuesday, we got some insight into his thinking, and also that of the bbc�*s director of editorial policy, when they spoke to the house of lords communication committee. mrjordan said, the bbc did not subscribe to a council culture, adding this. it is culture, adding this. it is absolutely _ culture, adding this. it is absolute...

That policy was a failure, yet somehow this person is given credence when he says we have to go and reinstitute his own policies that have failed. we have to realize also that the western european countries are pure countries even with their case numbers going up given that these cases are very, very low lethality. they have -- they are eliminating their restrictions. their cases are going up, get places like the u.k., switzerland, and elsewhere in western europe, are realizing that most people ...

DUE to sanctions and no doubt counter-sanctions, we are now all braced for the already extortionate cost of living to explode through the roof. In…

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The first ship to sail around Africa left from Egypt sometime around 600 BC. Their only goal was to find another way to the straits of Gibraltar. But by watching the sky overhead, they discovered something they’d never expected: the first hints that the world is not flat, but round.

But he's very into Bigfoot.

But he's very into Bigfoot.

Maggie Smith’s launch party set for ComedySportz and Boswell is hosting several readings honoring Women’s History Month.

Author Kelly Wiell talks flat-earthers and how conspiracy theories really took off thanks to the algorithms of YouTube and TikTok.