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TSA brings back gate access for people without plane tickets

TSA brings back gate access for people without plane tickets

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Is it affordable to raise children in America? | Voter Voices

Is it affordable to raise children in America? | Voter Voices

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Trump wanted to destroy Iran's nuclear program. Where do things stand now?

Trump wanted to destroy Iran's nuclear program. Where do things stand now?

18.3K views2 months ago

Over a decade of DACA, but recipients still don't have a clear path to stay in the U.S.

Over a decade of DACA, but recipients still don't have a clear path to stay in the U.S.

8.5K views5 months ago

Study finds cash for pregnant women leads to healthier babies

Study finds cash for pregnant women leads to healthier babies

10.4K views5 months ago

Trump announces $25 million program that will pay people who report fraud

Trump announces $25 million program that will pay people who report fraud

424 views3 weeks ago

DOJ sending monitors to polls across the country next week

DOJ sending monitors to polls across the country next week

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FTC probing how Walmart, Delta, DoorDash, other companies set prices

561 views2 weeks ago

How the new federal dietary guidelines could impact school meals

13.4K views8 months ago

Cuts to safety net programs start to kick in ahead of the midterm elections

978.8K views1 month ago

U.S. ends HIV/AIDS funding for South Africa

21.5K views4 months ago

Survey: 3 in 4 voters say cost of childcare a major problem

7.4K views3 months ago

How does our social class affect our relationship with money? That question surrounding class and wealth prompted Pulitzer Prize-winning data journalist and illustrator Mona Chalabi to write her first book

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On Jan 31, a memo titled “New Annual Media Rotation Program for Pentagon Press Corps” was sent out, letting media organizations such as the New York Times, NBC, NPR and POLITICO know that they have until February 14th to vacate their offices at the Pentagon to make room for other media. But what is this new media rotation program? #Pentagon #newyorktimes #mediarotationprogram #secretaryofdefense

793.7K viewsFeb 3, 2025

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For the past 15 years, @npr has been producing its Tiny Desk series from its office in Washington, D.C. From T-Pain to Taylor Swift to Sesame Street, some of the biggest names in music have performed their hit songs on the ultra-popular program. #tinydesk

1.2M viewsJul 6, 2023

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The Trump administration reversed course this week on plans to slash roughly $2 billion in funding for mental health and addiction programs nationwide. The money had been cut off late Tuesday without warning, sending shockwaves through a segment of the country's patchwork system of public health agencies and programs that rely on grant funding. NPR was unable to confirm who triggered the initial decision to terminate the grants. An administration official confirmed to NPR on Thursday that the cu

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Hasan Piker is a key political force among young people today. The 35-year-old commentator, who describes himself as a socialist, does daily live streams on Twitch, where he often calls out the Democratic Party, lambasts conservatives, dissects whatever is in the zeitgeist. Piker recently sat down with NPR host Leila Fadel to talk about where he has found common ground with Tucker Carlson, another influential political commentator, and how the two still hold radically different world views. You

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States are looking for new ways to maintain their roads as more drivers switch to fuel-efficient and electric cars. Lawmakers in Oregon are weighing a proposal that would require EV drivers to enroll in a pay-per-mile program or pay a flat yearly fee. The plan is part of a broader transportation funding package set for debate during a special legislative session.

264.5K viewsAug 30, 2025

Senate Republicans Cut Funding for NPR, PBS, and UNICEF

268.9K viewsJul 17, 2025

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New York City has settled two lawsuits linked to air quality risks after the 9/11 terror attack 25 years ago. The city is also releasing documents withheld for decades by past mayors. After the 9/11 attack, much of lower Manhattan was covered in thick dust. Mayor Zohran Mamdani says past Democratic and Republican city administrations concealed details of the toxic material in that debris:

22K views2 months ago

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