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In 2019, the Morgan sisters biked to New York City from Andover with their mom to raise awareness about climate change.

Young activists are making their mark in the climate debate

Climate Change

Teens and kids will feel the impact global warming more keenly than older generations — and many of them are choosing to act now to stop it.

New Zealand flag photo

New Zealanders will vote on whether to update their flag

Global Scan
Andrew Whyte's minifigure photographer makes his debut on US public radio

You wouldn’t believe the situations a hard-working Lego photographer finds himself in

Arts, Culture & Media

Washington Aid to Syrian Rebels ‘Too Little, Too Late’

Conflict & Justice
The World

Europeans Discovering American Craft Beers

Arts, Culture & Media

Russian brews popular in US

Arts, Culture & Media

Russian-style stout beers are all the rage in some American brewpubs. The World’s Jason Margolis finds out what makes these stouts special and what the connection to Russia is really all about.

The World

Hollering, American-Style

Conflict & Justice

In town hall meetings across the country, high emotions have been getting more attention than health care reform. To understand the habit of yelling, The Takeaway talks to Philip Dalton, Hofstra University professor of speech and communications.

The World

Playing Nice on Health Care Reform

Conflict & Justice

President Obama tried to stem the tide of misinformation around his health care reform plan in a town hall in New Hampshire. Kathleen Hall Jamieson of the Annenberg Public Policy Center joins The Takeaway with a scorecard on the president’s performance.

The World

Obama Turns to Town Halls for Healthcare Reform

Conflict & Justice

President Obama continues the fight for healthcare reform in town halls. The Takeaway speaks with New Hampshire Public Radio reporter Josh Rogers and two supporters of the President, Larry Drake and Judy Ullman.

The World

Making Change or Making Noise: Obama’s Healthcare Town Hall

Conflict & Justice

Opponents of healthcare reform have shouted down congress people at town hall meetings. The Takeaway talks to Corey Lewandowski, a protest organizer for President Obama’s town hall meeting in New Hampshire, and to Princeton historian Julian Zelizer.