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Correspondent Rick Karr reports on why the United States, where the Tnternet was born, has now fallen badly behind in the race to the online future.
Correspondent Rick Karr reports on why the United States, where the Tnternet was born, has now fallen badly behind in the race to the online future.
This week on our Karr on Culture podcast: Can better urban infrastructure make Americans healthier?
Rick Karr talks to the former Agriculture Secretary Dan Glickman about the tension between the USDA’s dueling mandates: promoting good nutrition and good farm policy.
Blogger Matthew Yglesias on what’s wrong with the way America votes.
An NPR librarian considers all facts.
What does it take to be the best university in the country — advantages or merit?
Will steep cuts to arts funding leave British culture reeling — or help usher in a new age of creativity?
A look at “pop-up” restaurants, supper clubs, and other unusual ways of dining out in London.