WPRB News is going on summer vacation, but we still have a couple stories up our collective sleeve. Check back in the coming weeks for fresh content, including our
In January 2010, a graduate student named Haisong Jiang crossed a Newark Airport security line in order to say goodbye to his girlfriend one last time. In March, he
In New Jersey, the re-arrest (recidivism) rate for adult offenders is about 55%. We’ve got a lot of people ending up in jail more than once here—about 31% of all
We interview former U.S. Ambassador to Israel Daniel Kurtzer on the Obama administration's new approach to policy making in the Middle East, Israeli-Palestinian relations, and the future of the two-state
We discuss with Princeton Professor Edward Felten the recent hacking of American companies from within China, cyberattacks more broadly, and the United States's cybersecurity capability. Recorded March 4.
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Princeton Professor of Chemical Engineering, Yueh-Lin Loo, joins us to talk about "conducting polymers," the exciting field of "plastic electronics," and the new technique she invented that allows scientists to
Mexican President Felipe Calderon announced that his country will convert their nuclear research reactor to using low enriched uranium as part of a global effort to secure weapons-grade nuclear materials.
After a profitable opening day at the Nuclear Security Summit, President Obama hopes for further gains in promoting an international cooperative effort to secure fissile materials. Yesterday, Ukraine announced
