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Sen. King Calls For Health Care Compromise: 'This Is About Real People'

By editor • 16 hours ago

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At News Conference, Trump Offers Little Clarity On Sessions' Job Security

By editor • 16 hours ago

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Removal Of Metal Detectors At Holy Site Do Little To Quell Palestinian Protests

By Daniel Estrin • 16 hours ago

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Rep. Schiff On Kushner Testimony: It Was 'A Productive Afternoon'

By editor • 17 hours ago

ROBERT SIEGEL, HOST:

Jared Kushner went before the House Intelligence Committee today for almost three hours. Adam Schiff of California is the ranking Democrat on that committee. And he joins us from Capitol Hill. Welcome to the program, once again.

In Germany, A Comedy Renaissance

By Soraya Sarhaddi Nelson • 17 hours ago

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House Passes New Sanctions On Russia For Interfering In 2016 Election

By Jackie Northam • 17 hours ago

Study: Memphis Support Program For New Moms Especially Helps Boys

By editor • Jul 24, 2017

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Trump Turns Up Heat On Republicans Over Health Care

By editor • Jul 24, 2017

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Billy Manes, Voice For Orlando's Gay Community After Pulse Shooting, Dies at 45

By Ari Shapiro • Jul 24, 2017

KELLY MCEVERS, HOST:

Someone we have heard on this program over the last year died suddenly on Friday. Billy Manes was a leader in Orlando's gay community. He edited the city's LGBT newspaper, Watermark. Our cohost, Ari Shapiro, has this remembrance.

Border Dispute Divides Remote Colombian States

By John Otis • Jul 24, 2017

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Madagascar's Toko Telo Has A Synergy All Its Own

By editor • Jul 24, 2017

KELLY MCEVERS, HOST:

Toko Telo is a group of three artists from the island of Madagascar. Each member has had a distinguished career of his or her own. Reviewer Banning Eyre says their debut album together, called "Toy Raha Toy" or "Here It Is," has a synergy all its own.

In Mexico, Comedian Breaks New Ground And Gender Barrier

By Carrie Kahn • Jul 24, 2017

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Warming Climate Is Quieting Kauai's Colorful Forest Birds

By editor • Jul 24, 2017

In Hawaii's Kauai island, the native forest birds are in peril. Once considered a paradise for the colorful songbirds, the island has lost more than half of those native species.

What's happening on Kauai could be an early warning for the other Hawaiian islands.

'Going There': 3 Prominent Detroit Natives Reflect On The 1967 Riot

By Michel Martin • Jul 23, 2017

Detroit has faced a tumultuous past, but the most painful week in Detroit's modern history arguably happened exactly 50 years ago. On July 23, 1967, after decades of discrimination, poverty, and mistreatment by police, many black citizens of Detroit erupted in violence. Some call that five-day period of burning and looting the "riots;" others call it the "uprising" or the "rebellion."

Words You'll Hear: 'Collusion'

By Geoff Bennett • Jul 23, 2017

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Chaledean Christians, Who Helped Bring Trump Victory, Now Face Deportation

By editor • Jul 23, 2017

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Jessica Hernandez On Her New Motor City Sound

By Michel Martin • Jul 23, 2017

Barbershop: The Ghosts Of Detroit's Past

By editor • Jul 22, 2017

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Critics Say New Poland Law Dissolves Separation Of Judiciary And Ruling Party

By Soraya Sarhaddi Nelson • Jul 22, 2017

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Before 'The Blind Pig' Raid, What Sparked The Detroit Uprising

By editor • Jul 22, 2017

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Minneapolis Police Chief Resigns After Fatal Officer-Involved Shooting

By editor • Jul 21, 2017

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15-Year-Old CEO Of Mo's Bows Enters Licensing Deal With NBA

By editor • Jul 21, 2017

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On this program in 2014, Moziah Bridges told us about his dream.

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MOZIAH BRIDGES: I want to bring the bow tie back, and I want to make it look better than what it used to be.

Rwanda Works To Ban Sale Of Secondhand Clothes Within 2 Years

By Eyder Peralta • Jul 21, 2017

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New Details Surface In Minnesota Officer-Involved Shooting Of Australian Woman

By editor • Jul 21, 2017

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Why The Stock Market's Rise Isn't Just A Trump Rally

By John Ydstie • Jul 20, 2017

If you've checked your retirement account lately or read the business headlines you probably know the stock market is riding high. The major U.S. stock indexes are in record territory. So what's lifting the market? Despite all the turmoil in Washington, is it still the Trump rally?

Since the U.S. election, the S&P 500 is up 16 percent and the Dow is up 18 percent, even though President Trump has yet to deliver on most of his pro-growth policies, including tax cuts and a big infrastructure plan.

3 Top Ballet Companies Convene For The Golden Anniversary Of 'Jewels'

By Jeff Lunden • Jul 20, 2017

Russian, American and French ballet dancers are gathering Thursday night for a bit of cultural diplomacy at New York City's Lincoln Center. They're celebrating the 50th anniversary of George Balanchine's masterpiece Jewels, considered the first full-length, nonnarrative ballet.

O.J. Simpson Granted Parole From Prison By Nevada Board

By editor • Jul 20, 2017

'Last Chance U': Netflix Docuseries Follows Troubled Community College Football Stars

By Eric Deggans • Jul 20, 2017

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Justice Department Announces Seizure Of Dark Web Marketplace

By Martin Kaste • Jul 20, 2017

AUDIE CORNISH, HOST:

And it just got a bit more difficult to buy illegal drugs and other contraband online. Attorney General Jeff Sessions made this statement today.

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U.S. Lifts Laptop Ban On Flights From Middle East

By David Schaper • Jul 20, 2017

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Travelers flying to the U.S. from the Middle East and North Africa no longer have to worry about checking their laptops, tablets and other large electronic devices. The Department of Homeland Security has lifted its so-called laptop ban. NPR's David Schaper reports.

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