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The Supreme Court is significantly less partisan than advertised. And there are three blocs in it, not two parties. In her new book "Last Branch Standing" Sarah Isgur demystifies the Supreme Court, gives a basic primer on everything from certiorari to judicial philosophies, and i ...  Show more

Why now? Why did the United States go to war with Iran this year, as opposed to last year, or ten years ago? Michael Tint is a data scientist and aerospace expert, and is here to talk about the Iran War–and why it's a different sort of conflict. 

Les plus anciens se souviendront de l’époque où il fallait choisir entre téléphoner ou surfer sur Internet. Les plus jeunes diront : “Mais de quoi il parle ?”Si pour tout le monde Internet semble être un truc tout à fait naturel, tout n’a pas démarré avec Snapchat. Alors... quand ...  Show more

It’s been a very strange week in the world of Sexted. We saw a G&Diva prank William’s brother, James, live on national radio, “Wendy, can I borrow your potato peeler” went viral around the world, and to top it all off William has been out buying rounds in the pub - what is happen ...  Show more

Is it OK to eat in front of the telly? Are spoilers allowed? How bad is Netflix cheating? William and Jordan are on hand with some very different advice about watching television.If you want to get involved you can email us, and for more Sexted fun sign up to our free VIG&Diva ne ...  Show more

When the World Wide Web was launched in 1991, hopes for it were high. But three decades later, the internet seems to be defined not by interconnectivity and liberation, but by scandal, abuse and polarisation. Political journalist Marie Le Conte remembers a different internet - ...