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Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Galway Kinnell dies at 87

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‘Disgraced’ interrogates definitions of identity and Islam

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Authenticity matters to voters deciding Alaska's Senate race

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PBS News Hour

New thriller breaks into the Federal Reserve

Matthew Quirk’s “The Directive,” a sequel to his bestselling novel “The 500,” imagines a heist to steal billions from a trading desk at the Federal Reserve. Jeffrey Brown talks to Quirk about how he researched the high-stakes break-in.