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Robyn Curnow is an award-winning broadcaster, foreign correspondent, and speaker with over two decades at CNN.
The tournament at Augusta is a surprisingly sharp metaphor for Washington’s spending habits.
Did you know there are more than 500 places in the US where you can’t legally buy a drink? What does this say about American culture, religion and power?
US presidents have traditionally loved their dogs. Donald Trump? Not so much …
It’s clear something has to change right now – but whether it’s changing for the better is still up in the air.
Anthropic’s latest research says the most AI-exposed jobs are programmers, analysts and customer service reps. For the first time in modern history, the safest place is not at a…
Americans may not agree on much right now – but they’re certainly all on the same page when it comes to the multi-talented Dolly Parton …
AI is supposed to change everything. Cure diseases. Write code. Maybe even answer your emails. But across America, a lot of voters are looking at AI and thinking: hold on a…
Understanding ‘y’all’ and ‘bless your heart’ might just be the fastest way to decode the culture of the American South – and a small piece of America itself.
Robyn Curnow steps back, and explains why President Donald Trump’s decision to bomb Iran is not about temperament, but instead about alignment.
Why America loves obituaries – and what they reveal about reinvention, meritocracy and the stories we tell about ourselves.
When politics becomes a high-stakes table, who’s really holding the hand?
Where will the next war start? Not on a border. Not at sea. Look up. In this episode of Searching for America, Robyn Curnow examines how space has become the next battlefield –…
If you’ve ever wondered what sororities really are – or why America builds community the way it does – this one’s for you.
The true danger lies not in the storms themselves but in the collective mindset of constantly bracing for disaster
How Americans cope when the country no longer feels familiar — and why nostalgia, when weaponised, can be comforting, seductive… and dangerous.
Robyn Curnow examines why the Arctic — and Greenland in particular — has moved from geopolitical afterthought to strategic imperative for the United States.
Robyn Curnow looks at the big picture behind Trump’s Venezuela operation.
