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For the final episode of 2023, the Democracy Works team revisits some of its episodes from throughout the year and reflect on what's in store for democracy in 2024.

Two Penn State researchers join us this week to discuss their recent findings on the connection between state-mandated civics tests and voter turnout.

A US attempt to muscle Turkiye reveals waning US influence.

Democracy is sometimes described as "a system where political parties lose elections." That's true but doesn't capture the deeper feelings of grief and grievance associated with political loss. This episode dives into those emotions with Juliet Hooker of Brown University.

Should The Motley Fool file a class action lawsuit against... class action lawsuits? Why do people think in just two dimensions when our world has three? Can you pronounce the name of your best-performing stock properly?

Check out these K-Pop idols who are actually Catholics.

"We are very worried for our Indigenous land, because from the beginning, when they developed this plan among the officials... they never took us into account. They didn’t inform us. We had no information. The government never tried to get our participation over the proposal."

Frasier creators Joe Cristalli, Chris Harris on why they wanted to do "a spinoff" of the Kelsey Grammer series for Paramount+, talk David Hyde Pierce absence.

A little-known start-up helps law enforcement match photos of unknown people to their online images — and “might lead to a dystopian future or something,” a backer says.

The city of Flushing plans to launch its new nontransport EMS response service at 8 a.m. Monday.