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Kerri Miller Feature

What the new research about processed meat and cancer means for your diet

What the new research about processed meat and cancer means for your diet

A representative from the North American Meat Institute and two physicians sound off on the World Health Organization's recent classification of processed meat as a cause of cancer.
by MPR News Staff

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Why the death penalty might come to an end

Why the death penalty might come to an end

In a speech last week at the University of Minnesota, Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia said "it wouldn't surprise me" if the death penalty became a thing of the past.
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The man behind ISIS

The man behind ISIS

Journalist Joby Warrick's new book traces the roots of ISIS to Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, who was once rejected by al-Qaida 'for being too extreme.'

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Salman Rushdie on ancient genies and 'Two Years Eight Months and Twenty-Eight Nights'

Salman Rushdie on ancient genies and 'Two Years Eight Months and Twenty-Eight Nights'

Salman Rushdie's genies are troublemaking, impudent, amoral genies based on Islamic folklore. He joined Kerri Miller to talk about their appearance in his new novel.
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