Paige Sutherland is a Boston-native radio reporter and producer. Formerly at CNN Audio, she is now a producer at WBUR's On Point. Paige covers a wide range of topics, including politics, social issues, and cultural phenomena, with a focus on national stories in the United States.
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By: Paige Sutherland, Meghna Chakrabarti
The world’s focus on growth - aka GDP - has led to higher living standards, longer life and more jobs. But it has also destroyed the climate and created mass inequality. Economist Daniel Susskind argues that what we need isn’t less growth, but less destructive growth. Is that possible?
Mexico will soon become the world's first country to elect every single one of its judges, even on the Mexican supreme court. Will it combat corruption or is it a political power grab?
We're not looking at economics, or education, but another aspect of parenthood highlighted and debated in two new books
By: Paige Sutherland, Meghna Chakrabarti
In a new memoir, New York Times correspondent Edward Wong retraces the complicated story of his father's life as a zealous young Communist in China to an immigrant in America. What does it mean to love country over party?
By: Paige Sutherland, Meghna Chakrabarti
The Taliban has banned women from speaking in public. They're banned from singing, reading, reciting poetry, or even laughing outside their homes. What do the recent crackdowns mean for Afghan women -- and what can the international community do to reverse them?
By: Paige Sutherland, Meghna Chakrabarti
Under the Biden Administration, the FTC and DOJ significantly stepped-up antitrust enforcement. Last year alone Biden’s regulators filed a record 50 antitrust enforcement actions. And mergers reached a 10-year low. Have Biden's antitrust actions helped consumers?
The media uses small soundbites and sensible summaries to make Donald Trump sound more coherent than he actually is. But by doing so, some argue that the media ends up presenting a misleading picture of the former president that could misinform voters.
With Russia’s war against Ukraine, the wider war in the Middle East, the border issues with Mexico -- the world is watching the U.S. presidential election more than ever. We hear from international observers in Europe in Latin America to Africa about why how you vote matters to the rest of the world.
By: Meghna Chakrabarti, Paige Sutherland, Tim Skoog
Rebroadcast: Exonerees are turning to the private sector to provide them with urgently needed cash. But with interest rates so high, it could end up being a new form of confinement.
Donald Trump claimed that newborns are sometimes “executed." That is not true. He's talking about perinatal palliative care. We learn the facts about the care these grieving families receive and why it's sometimes needed.
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