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    Bad Blood

    Secrets and Lies in a Silicon Valley Startup; The Story of Elizabeth Holmes and the Theranos Scandal

    par John Carreyrou ...
    Lu par Will Damron ...

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    11 heure 36 min

    **'A story so incredible you'd think it was fiction' – James PattersonWinner of the Financial Times/McKinsey Business Book of the Year Award.**The shocking true story of the breathtaking rise and collapse of Theranos, the multibillion-dollar biotech startup founded by Elizabeth Holmes, written by the prize-winning journalist who first broke the story and pursued it to the end.Seen as the female ... En savoir plus

    14,89 €

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    Verloren in de jungle

    De mysterieuze verdwijning van twee Nederlandse meisjes in Panama

    par Jürgen Snoeren, Marja West ...
    Lu par Ruben de Goede ...

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    11 heure 13 min

    Op 1 april 2014 keren Kris Kremers (21) en Lisanne Froon (22) niet terug van een wandeling in de jungle van Panama. Maandenlange zoekacties, bemoeilijkt door het slechte weer, leveren niets op. Twee maanden later wordt er diep in de jungle een rugzak gevonden met daarin onder meer hun telefoons en camera, waarop vreemde foto's gevonden worden. Dit leidde tot wilde speculaties over de verdwijning ... En savoir plus

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    Een wolkenkrabber op de savanne

    Veertig jaar correspondentschap in Afrika

    par Koert Lindijer ...
    Lu par Wilbert Gieske ...

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    12 heure 43 min

    ‘Dit magistrale boek over Afrika, dat net zo goed over óns gaat, en over de mensheid, heeft mij diep geraakt. Iedereen zou het moeten lezen.’ – Caroline de Gruyter.In 1973 zette Koert Lindijer voor het eerst voet in de Keniaanse hoofdstad Nairobi, destijds een slome tuinstad. Tien jaar later ging hij er wonen; het begin van veertig jaar correspondentschap waarvan Nairobi, inmiddels een ... En savoir plus

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    Mocro Maffia

    par Wouter Laumans, Marijn Schrijver ...
    Lu par Roel Fooij ...

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    6 heure 57 min

    'Gedetailleerd, beeldend en met gevoel voor drama' - Vrij Nederland'Iedereen in dit conflict wordt geliquideerd'Hij hoort achter hem hoe de moordenaars blijven schieten op Said. Rida rent door. Hij moet overgeven. Het spuug op zijn gezicht en zijn kleren is geen reden om in te houden. Hij blijft rennen. In de verte klinken nog een paar schoten. Ze hebben Said van dichtbij afgemaakt.Een paar jaar ... En savoir plus

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    You Be Mother

    The debut novel from the author of Sorrow and Bliss

    par Meg Mason ...
    Lu par Kristin Atherton ...

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    14 heure 35 min

    'Rare and delightful . . . A beautifully crafted novel about female relationships. I couldn't put this book down' MARIE CLAIREWhat do you do, when you find the perfect family......and it's not yours?The only thing Abi ever wanted was a proper family. So when she falls pregnant by an Australian exchange student in London, she cannot pack up her old life in Croydon fast enough, to start all over in ... En savoir plus

    25,00 €

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    Will labeling bring down America's obesity rates?

    par PBS NewsHour ...
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    6 min

    Food chains, including restaurants, cafes and even some vending machines, will soon be required to list calorie counts clearly on their menus. Margaret Hamburg of the FDA, the group responsible for the new law, speaks with Judy Woodruff on the organization’s goal to reduce obesity and the restaurant industry’s responses. ... En savoir plus

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    Alberto Gonzales: Wiretap

    2006-01-23 00:00:00

    par PBS NewsHour ...
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    11 min

    PBS NewsHour's Jim Lehrer interviews Attorney General Alberto Gonzales about the lawfulness of President Bush's domestic surveillance program. ... En savoir plus

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    How the Civil Rights Act Changed America

    par PBS NewsHour ...
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    8 min

    July 2, 2014 marked 50 years since President Lyndon Johnson signed the landmark Civil Rights Act, outlawing discrimination based on race, ethnicity and sex. Gwen Ifill is joined by Todd Purdum to discuss his new book, An Idea Whose Time Has Come, which tells the story of how the legislation came to be. ... En savoir plus

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    Troy Davis Case

    par PBS NewsHour ...
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    9 min

    A parole board in Georgia has rejected clemency for inmate Troy Davis, who is slated to be executed Wednesday. Uproar over the case has revived questions about how the death penalty is applied. Gwen Ifill talks to The Heritage Foundation's Charles Stimson and Vincent Southerland of the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund. ... En savoir plus

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    SCOTUS: Police Can Swab for DNA Upon Arrest

    par PBS NewsHour ...
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    5 min

    In a 5-4 vote, the Supreme Court ruled that police officers can take DNA samples without a warrant from people they arrest for serious crimes without violating the Fourth Amendment. Marcia Coyle of The National Law Journal joins Gwen Ifill to help clarify the details of the ruling and how the justices were split on the decision. ... En savoir plus

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    What one assistant principal learned

    par PBS NewsHour ...
    Lu par PBS NewsHour ...

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    6 min

    Karen Ritter, an assistant principal at a high school just outside of Chicago, wanted to see her school through a student’s eyes. So she decided to follow 9th grader Alan Garcia, who came to her asking to be switched out of the many remedial classes in which he is enrolled, hoping to get a clear view of his experience in the classroom. Special correspondent John Tulenko of Education Week reports. ... En savoir plus

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    John Lewis: 50th Anniversary of The March on Washington

    par PBS NewsHour ...
    Lu par PBS NewsHour ...

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    14 min

    Fifty years ago, 23-year-old John Lewis raised his voice to a crowd of more than 200,000 people at a protest march that would come to represent "the best of America." Gwen Ifill talks to the congressman about what motivated him to become a young civil rights leader and the current state of civil rights and equality in America. ... En savoir plus

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    How Estonia built a digital first government

    par PBS NewsHour ...
    Lu par PBS NewsHour ...

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    8 min

    From filing taxes to accessing medical records to voting, 99 percent of all government services in Estonia are available online. Accessed at the state portal using an ID card and a pin code, the former Soviet nation is the first in the world to declare the internet a social right. NewsHour Weekend Special Correspondent Christopher Livesay reports on how Estonia protects itself from cyberattacks. ... En savoir plus

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    Conviction Overturned

    par PBS NewsHour ...
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    5 min

    Louis Taylor was a teenager when he was convicted of murder for supposedly starting a fire that killed 29 people. Now 58, Taylor has been released from an Arizona prison after new information cast doubt on the evidence he committed arson. Judy Woodruff talks to Richard Ruelas of the Arizona Republic, who was in the courtroom. ... En savoir plus

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    Cuban attitudes toward Castro range from devout to cynical

    par PBS NewsHour ...
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    6 min

    In the week following Fidel Castro’s death, reactions have been mixed among those who remember his reign or are still influenced by it. For many, Castro was a symbol of Cuba's hope, following the Batista dictatorship, for strong leadership in a new era of prosperity. But for others, his legacy represents unfulfilled promises and relentless control. Special correspondent Nick Schifrin reports. ... En savoir plus

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    Can students return a billion oysters to NY harbor?

    par PBS NewsHour ...
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    4 min

    Oysters were once abundant in New York City, but decades of over-harvesting and pollution led to their near-extinction there. Now, an education initiative called the Billion Oyster Project teaches public school students how to help bring them back to the city’s harbor, with the goal of restoring a billion oysters by 2035. NewsHour Weekend’s Ivette Feliciano has more. ... En savoir plus

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    Why does almost half of America's food go to waste?

    par PBS NewsHour ...
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    8 min

    Roughly 40 percent of food produced in America never makes it to the table. Whether it rots in the field, is trashed at the supermarket, or thrown out at home, NPR’s Allison Aubrey looks at why good food is being discarded, and what can be done to prevent it. ... En savoir plus

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    Prosecuting drug crimes

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    Lu par PBS NewsHour ...

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    7 min

    Nearly half of the nation’s prisoners are serving time for drug related crimes. Judy Woodruff gets debate from Mary Price of Families Against Mandatory Minimums and William Otis of Georgetown Law School on Attorney General Eric Holder’s push to scale back mandatory minimum sentences for low-level, non-violent drug offenders. ... En savoir plus

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    Stephen King wants to reach out and grab you - with his writing

    par PBS NewsHour ...
    Lu par PBS NewsHour ...

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    6 min

    Novelist Stephen King is best known for his works of horror, but he says what scares him the most is not being able to write. Jeffrey Brown spoke with him at the Library of Congress National Book Festival about his latest novel, End of Watch, the last in a trilogy, and about writing itself -- how he lets the story go where it takes him, his writing routine and his dread of a blank slate. ... En savoir plus

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    Urban beekeeping is a rising trend in major cities

    par PBS NewsHour ...
    Lu par PBS NewsHour ...

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    4 min

    Bees are critical to agricultural production, but beekeeping is actually increasing in cities like Los Angeles and New York City, where restrictions on the practice were recently lifted. In Philadelphia, where there are thousands of abandoned lots to forage, both hobbyists and commercial beekeepers are introducing hives to their backyards, roofs and gardens. Hari Sreenivasan has the story. ... En savoir plus

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    50th Anniversary of the March on Washington

    par PBS NewsHour ...
    Lu par PBS NewsHour ...

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    8 min

    Fifty years after the March on Washington, the vision of the civil rights movement has expanded beyond black and white, but what is left to be done? Gwen Ifill sits down with Peniel Joseph of Tufts University and filmmaker Bonnie Boswell Hamilton on how the goals of the March translate to the needs of today. ... En savoir plus

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    Justice O'Connor's Legacy

    par PBS NewsHour ...
    Lu par PBS NewsHour ...

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    13 min

    Justice Sandra Day O'Connor resigned from the U.S. Supreme Court Friday after a 24-year term. Law analysts discuss her legacy and the view of O'Connor as the "swing" vote. ... En savoir plus

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    What orchestras can teach executives about conducting business

    par PBS NewsHour ...
    Lu par PBS NewsHour ...

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    8 min

    Corporate executives are getting a lesson in leadership and communication from the conductor’s podium thanks to the Music Paradigm, a program that trains business leaders in the fine art of teamwork. Paul Solman goes behind the scenes of a recent session. ... En savoir plus

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    How to Succeed in Business

    Making Sen$e

    par PBS NewsHour ...
    Lu par PBS NewsHour ...
    Collection series Making Sen$e

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    11 min

    Is the aptitude for business (the legal kind) distributed among convicted criminals as it is in the general population? One seasoned executive thinks so, and believes that by hiring the cream of the ex-con crop, his company will have a leg up on the competition. Paul Solman reports as part of his Making Sen$e series. ... En savoir plus

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