John Hockenberry
Is the United States too democratic?
The problems facing the United States may be the result of having too many elections, according to economist Dambisa Moyo.
Defense Secretary Robert Gates accused of ignoring sexual assaults
The last two U.S. Secretaries of Defense, Robert Gates and Donald Rumsfeld, are named in a lawsuit saying they turned a blind eye to sexual assaults in the military.
Egypt protests through the Arab world
Now that the Egyptian protests have toppled Hosni Mubarak, will the rest of the Arab world follow suit?
Clothing, energy food prices on the rise
Expect to start paying more for food, clothing and energy as the global economy picks up, and U.S. jobs lag behind.
Alan Lomax: "The Man who Recorded the World"
A new biography of ethnomusicologist Alan Lomax explores his life and vision of the future.
Can (online) games save the (real) world?
Video games can change people's lives and may be able to save the world, if we can put them to good use.
Egypt's New Leader: Omar Suleiman?
Egyptian President Honsi Mubarak is rumored to be stepping down, leaving Omar Suleiman to lead the country. But who is Omar Suleiman?
Bed bugs: Entomological terrorists
Entomologists are gathering at the National Bed Bug Summit to figure out how to fight back against bed bugs.
U.S. and Egypt: Danger and democracy
Policies by the United States have created a dangerous road ahead in Egypt.
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