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Alan Turing’s family fights to correct historical injustice

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Analyzing the impasse over Homeland Security

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How tiger farming drives illegal poaching in the wild

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Music helps with memory loss for band members with dementia

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Time-lapse artist shows us his vivid California dreams

Time-lapse artist shows us his vivid California dreams

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Feeding infants peanuts could reverse dramatic allergy rise

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What President Obama’s veto means for Keystone’s future

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Special courts take on criminal cases of troubled veterans

Special courts take on criminal cases of troubled veterans

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What will Wal-Mart's wage hike mean for workers?

Wal-Mart made news this week by announcing that it is raising the wages for its employees above the federal minimum wage of $7.23 an hour to $9 an hour and to $10 an hour next February. To discuss the broader implications, Shelly Banjo, a reporter for Quartz, joins Hari Sreenivasan.