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Ethics lawyer on Guilfoyle's alleged violations
A former White House ethics lawyer discusses potential ethics breaches by Kimberly Guilfoyle.
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Zelenskyy talks to NPR, Pope Leo diagnosed with lung cancer
Ukraine's president gives an interview to NPR while Pope Leo receives a cancer diagnosis and an ambassador faces forced removal.
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16 cozy fall activities for your bucket list
NPR's Life Kit suggests ways to embrace the season as daylight fades earlier.
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NPR Newsroom Reorganization Preview
NPR's content chief confirms no job losses in newsroom reorganization after Q2 cuts.
TheWrap · 1m
Ohio's 9th District: A midterm battleground
NPR visits Ohio's 9th Congressional District to report on the race shaping next month's midterm elections.
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Audrey Hobert's Phoebe Video
Audrey Hobert releases new video for 'Phoebe' after fan favorite track.
Pitchfork · 1m
April Ryan on reporting under attack
White House correspondent April Ryan discusses her experience as a journalist facing hostility while covering the presidency.
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5 tips for parents worried about screen time
Parents get 5 practical steps to protect kids from online risks.
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Lung cancer treatment journey
A professor becomes a patient in lung cancer treatment innovation.
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Scandals Shape Midterm Contests
High-profile scandals influence key midterm races.
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Voting Confusion Affects Turnout
Americans worry about elections, will this lower turnout?
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Trump's triumphal arch quiz
NPR's autumn news quiz asks what Trump says his triumphal arch will include.
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Middle schoolers are hiding in NPR's comment section
Kids too young for social media have found an unexpected refuge: NPR podcast comments, where they run group chats under the radar.
TechCrunch · 1m
Mortgage rates hit 7% for first time in over a year
Mortgage rates cross 7% threshold after long wait.
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Kids hijacked an NPR podcast comment section as a group chat
Middle schoolers blocked from social media turned a Wild Card episode into their own messaging app.
The Verge · 1m
Fears of war return in Ethiopia's Tigray
Ethiopia's Tigray region faces renewed conflict fears after ceasefire breaks down.
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Grand jury declines Nolan Wells indictment
Grand jury drops charges in Nolan Wells' death case.
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Unarmed 911 Teams Now in 100 Cities
Unarmed responders handle 911 calls in 100 cities to reduce violence.
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AI cracks math puzzle but humans gain little
AI solved a major math problem, but humanity learned almost nothing from it
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World leaders meet at UNGA as Trump calls DC arch a military complex
Trump claims Washington's new arch will become a military complex, while world leaders prepare for UN General Assembly week
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NPR's College Podcast Challenge returns for 2026
Students can submit audio stories up to eight minutes long for a chance to win $5,000 and have their work featured on NPR.
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Greetings from Beijing, where baozi are worth the wait
A reporter discovers why standing in line for steamed buns is a Beijing breakfast ritual.
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Rising prices are reshaping American budgets
NPR is collecting stories about how inflation affects your daily spending and life decisions.
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Fed raises rates after three-year pause
The Federal Reserve hikes interest rates for the first time since 2023, marking a major shift in monetary policy.
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CNN's Engagement Party pushes culture over hard news
Audie Cornish and Ari Shapiro's podcast shows how CNN is betting on creators, culture, and casual authority to rebuild trust.
Adweek · 1m
The end of TPS for Haitians in the U.S.
Protected status is running out for thousands of Haitians, and the people living through it are answering with more than fear.
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SCOTUS blocks Trump's mail voting limits
Three fights in one Monday briefing: who gets to vote by mail, who watches AI, and who pays for the Kennedy Center.
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Ten years after the knee, Kaepernick keeps fighting
A decade after Colin Kaepernick knelt during the anthem, he sits down with Fresh Air to talk about the fight he is still in.
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Congress is back, and the midterms are the subtext
Congress returns to session and the first item on the agenda is the midterm message.
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Up First: AI alarms, stalled Iran talks
NPR's Sept. 14 rundown lines up three stories: warnings about AI, a Gulf diplomatic delay, and Republican midterm math.
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El Tiny returns for its sixth year
NPR turns the Tiny Desk into a month of Latin music, and the 2026 lineup is stacked.
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The voices of Sept. 11, in their own words
Fresh Air marks 25 years since the attacks with an hour of people who were there, telling it themselves.
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No $5,000 for the news quiz, but it might still be fun
NPR's weekly news quiz pays nothing, but it tells you fast how closely you actually watched the week.
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