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U.S. Sen. Hillary Clinton (D-NY) walks through the halls of the U.S. Capitol in 2007 ((Getty Images))
There are exactly two weeks to go before Super Duper Tuesday, including the New York, New Jersey and Connecticut primaries, Democratic and Republican. Today, we’ll continue our series on the Senate records of the candidates with a look at how Hillary Clinton has legislated.
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Are You the One? Fact-Checking the Debate
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Market Update
NPR's global business correspondent Adam Davidson talks about the upheaval in the global financial markets.
Israel Goes Electric
Oil-free Israel will be the testing ground for the first mass-marketed electric cars. Tal Agassi of Project Better Place and Patrick Pelata, executive vice president of product planning and programs at Renault talk about working together to produce electric cars and why Israel is the ideal test market. Author and ...
Are You The One? Clinton's Record
WNYC's political director Andrea Bernstein and John Stanton, staff writer for Roll Call, discuss Hillary Clinton's public record.
Professional Problems
Doctors and lawyers are disgruntled. Long-term joblessness is on the rise in the middle class. Peter Lattman, lead blogger for the Wall Street Journal's law blog, and John Schmitt, senior economist for the Center for Economic and Policy Research, talk about what it all means.