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'Game of roulette': This season's baseballs are frustrating MLB pitchers and hitters
Are softer baseballs affecting play in the MLB this year? They are if you ask pitchers, hitters — and data scientist Robert Arthur.
The Current ||

This burger chain showed mouldy food in its advertising
The campaign broke all the cardinal rules of advertising. But for one fast food company, it paid off.
Under the Influence |

Japanese Americans planted a rose bush at a WW II internment camp. Now it's blooming again
Ten years ago, Bonnie Clark and her team of researchers from the University of Denver discovered a rose bush across the remnants of a barracks doorway at the Amache National Historic Site. When Clark returned on Saturday, she was "ecstatic" to discover the bush in bloom.
As It Happens ||

My Life in Books
5 books that The Power of Teamwork author Dr. Brian Goldman loved reading during the pandemic

CBC Books
Books ||

How AI-equipped technology could help clinicians better diagnose mental health issues
The Current |
FRONT BURNER
A Sandy Hook mother on another school shooting
Front Burner |

Q&A
'God help us in Texas,' says Democrat pushing for gun control after school shooting
As It Happens |

LISTEN
Texas school shooting renews gun control debate, but debaters haven't changed, says reporter
The Current |

'Why are we here?' and other questions for an astrophysicist-folklorist
Tapestry ||

'Burn-proof' edition of Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale up for auction

Hillel Italie
Books ||

Art was a battlefield for Italian painter Artemisia Gentileschi, a feminist before the word was invented
Ideas ||
Front Burner
Monkeypox: Everything you need to know
Front Burner |

BBC reporter left on plane without his wheelchair says it 'keeps on happening'
As It Happens ||

How a Canadian chef is helping migrant women put down 'Roots' in Italy

Megan Williams
News -World |

Q&A
Maria Boutilier: housekeeper and health-care hero
White Coat - Black Art |
Coming out 'made me a better, more full person,' says U.S. soccer star Megan Rapinoe
The Sunday Magazine |

How 'carbon bombs' could blow up climate action
Front Burner |

Father drives 1,600 km to find formula for his daughter, ends up with two cans
As It Happens ||

Students across Canada chose these 9 books as the 2022 Forest of Reading Award winners

CBC Books
Books ||
Analysis
Time to consider the impact of rocket exhausts on the atmosphere

Bob McDonald
Quirks & Quarks |

Listen
The long-awaited Downton Abbey movie is finally here. Should you watch it?
Day 6 |

Canadians love spending time in parks, but those visits have a cost
News -Canada -Edmonton ||

Jamaica Kincaid on family, place and the beauty of language
Writers & Company ||

Hot nights are disrupting our sleep — and climate change is making it worse, study finds
Quirks & Quarks ||
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