Daily Schedule

On today’s show: Boston Globe reporters Scott Helman and Jenna Russell describe covering last year’s Boston Marathon Bombing. John Havens explains how we can reclaim the data and information that corporations are collecting about us—and use it to improve our well-being. Soprano Patricia Racette talks about her role as Maddalena in the Metropolitan Opera’s production of "Andrea Chénier." And we’ll find out how the drought that’s hitting the Southwest and California is quickly becoming a problem for the entire country.

Your morning companion from NPR and the WNYC Newsroom, with world news, local features, and weather updates.

David Wood, senior military correspondent for the Huffington Post, discusses the concept of moral injury, and whether it may have played a role in the recent shooting at Fort Hood. Plus: an argument against the way Port Authority projects are funded; non-traditional tax questions; the myth of spoiled children; and Reuters finance blogger Felix Salmon sums up the debate surrounding high frequency trading and Michael Lewis’ new book about the tactic.   

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