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America used to be at the vanguard of railroad technology. What went wrong? And can the new infrastructure bill fix our broken system?
Guests: Alon Levy and Eric Goldwyn of the Marron Institute at NYU
Host
Henry Grabar
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America used to be at the vanguard of railroad technology. What went wrong? And can the new infrastructure bill fix our broken system?
Guests: Alon Levy and Eric Goldwyn of the Marron Institute at NYU
Host
Henry Grabar
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America used to be at the vanguard of railroad technology. What went wrong? And can the new infrastructure bill fix our broken system?
Guests: Alon Levy and Eric Goldwyn of the Marron Institute at NYU
Host
Henry Grabar
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The Federal Election Commission can barely get anything done. With its commissioners stuck in partisan gridlock, one is finding new ways to make sure election law is upheld.
Guest: Ellen Weintraub, commissioner at the FEC.
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The Federal Election Commission can barely get anything done. With its commissioners stuck in partisan gridlock, one is finding new ways to make sure election law is upheld.
Guest: Ellen Weintraub, commissioner at the FEC.
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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo is back on his heels again, following the release of the state attorney general’s extensive report on his pattern of sexually harassing women working around him. Now, even former allies of the governor are calling for him to resign or face impeachment. How long can Cuomo hang onto his office?
Guest: Brigid Bergin, political reporter for WNYC.
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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo is back on his heels again, following the release of the state attorney general’s extensive report on his pattern of sexually harassing women working around him. Now, even former allies of the governor are calling for him to resign or face impeachment. How long can Cuomo hang onto his office?
Guest: Brigid Bergin, political reporter for WNYC.
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After months of negotiation, an infrastructure bill is finally on its way to the Senate floor. Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are touting their one big successful bipartisan move, but what’s actually in the legislation? And why are Republicans willing to sign off on a win for Joe Biden?
Guest: Jordan Weissmann, Slate’s senior business and economics correspondent.
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After months of negotiation, an infrastructure bill is finally on its way to the Senate floor. Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are touting their one big successful bipartisan move, but what’s actually in the legislation? And why are Republicans willing to sign off on a win for Joe Biden?
Guest: Jordan Weissmann, Slate’s senior business and economics correspondent.
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Why aren’t people returning to jobs they lost during the pandemic? The answer is more complicated than generous unemployment checks.
Guest: Bram Sable-Smith, investigative reporter at Wisconsin Watch.
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