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Ursula Gauthier, Beijing correspondent for a French magazine, lost her visa after writing about a crackdown on Uighers.
Many of the GOP candidates have vowed to dismantle some key legislative and executive actions made by President Obama, such as the Affordable Care Act, immigration reforms, the nuclear deal with Iran, and new regulations designed to slow climate change. (Carolyn Kaster/AP)
Many of the GOP candidates have vowed to dismantle some key legislative and executive actions made by President Obama, such as the Affordable Care Act, immigration reforms, the nuclear deal with Iran, and new regulations designed to slow climate change. How easy is it for a new president to reverse the policies of their predecessor?
Here & Now’s Robin Young talks to Julian Zelizer, a professor of history and public affairs at Princeton University a contributor for CNN.com.
Robin Young and Jeremy Hobson host Here & Now, a live two-hour production of NPR and WBUR Boston.
Ursula Gauthier, Beijing correspondent for a French magazine, lost her visa after writing about a crackdown on Uighers.
The county judge says "most of us agree" with the men's principles, but don't want an outside group imposing itself.
A law, passed in 1996, allows for arresting and jailing based on association with terrorists and possible intent to commit a crime.
Mark Washburne decided to go for a daily run on December 31, 1989 and has not missed a single day since. This is how he did it.
