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Intelligence Squared Debates: Can Employers and Schools Require Vaccines?
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As more and more Americans become vaccinated, schools, employers, and health care facilities are facing a tough decision: Will they require students,
Intelligence Squared U.S. Debates: Changing Your Mind
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How do you know that you’re right? Modern business, politics, and even culture, tend to favor strident opinions and decisive action. To
An alleged ‘Back the Blue’ hate crime, a bias settlement and police shootings
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Garfield County prosecutors charge a woman with a hate crime for destroying a “Back the Blue” sign. Murray pays $152,000 to settle a lawsuit by a
The Pulse – Destination Mars
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Humans have been obsessed with Mars from a distance for thousands of years. At first, maybe it was the fact that Mars
Women’s equality in Utah, Spencer Cox’s bipartisan play, and the rising Delta variant
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How the data on women’s equality in Utah has — and hasn’t — changed through the years. Gov. Spencer Cox joins President Joe Biden’s Council
Extreme Heat: The Silent Killer
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Extreme heat causes more deaths than any other weather-related hazard in the U.S., wreaking quiet havoc on the health and economic well-being
Fireworks plea, eviction dispute and vaccines in verse
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State and local leaders plead with Utahns not to light personal fireworks as an extreme drought persists and the promise of a terrible wildfire
Object of Sound: This Summer of Live Music
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Join host Hanif Abdurraqib for a special episode of Object of Sound from PRX and Sonos exploring the complex and exciting promise
Romney’s infrastructure deal, Curtis’ climate caucus and fireworks bans
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Sen. Mitt Romney is part of a bipartisan group to strike a $579 billion deal on infrastructure spending. Rep. John Curtis helps launch the Conservative Climate
Colorado River Reckoning: Drought, Climate and Equal Access
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The Colorado River supplies water to more than 40 million people across seven states. Current projections indicate that this summer, Lake Mead