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Why So Many Brands Are Rebranding

By editor • 23 hours ago

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Remembering World War II Code Breaker Jean Annette Watters

By editor • 23 hours ago

MARY LOUISE KELLY, HOST:

Let's take a moment to remember a Nebraska woman who was an artist, a wife, a mother and a codebreaker whose clandestine work in World War II helped save lives and helped end the war.

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U.N. Security Council Meeting Highlights Divisions On How To Deal With Iran

By Michele Kelemen • Sep 26, 2018

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What Trump's Speech At The U.N. Revealed About Current American Foreign Policy

By editor • Sep 26, 2018

MARY LOUISE KELLY, HOST:

In his big address at the U.N. yesterday, world leaders assembled and listening, President Trump kicked off like this.

(SOUNDBITE OF ARCHIVED RECORDING)

Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse On What He'll Be Listening For During The Kavanaugh Hearings

By editor • Sep 26, 2018

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Trump Continuing To Defend Embattled Supreme Court Nominee Brett Kavanaugh

By Tamara Keith • Sep 26, 2018

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A Recap As The 2018 MLB Regular Season Comes To A Close

By editor • Sep 26, 2018

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A Wounded Warrior's 80 Surgeries — And Record Of Resilience

By Quil Lawrence • Sep 26, 2018

There were plenty of reasons that Army Maj. D.J. Skelton might never have made it to his retirement ceremony this week in Arlington, Va.

West Point had admitted him through a small program for already-enlisted soldiers. When he got there he racked up one of the worst disciplinary records in the history of the Academy, yet still managed to graduate and become an officer.

But the biggest reason is written in the scars on his face and his unblinking, black glass eye.

'In The Moment, You Just Fly': Jon Batiste Lets Loose At The Piano

By Terry Gross • Sep 26, 2018

Music came naturally to Jon Batiste, the leader of Stay Human, the house band for The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. Growing up outside of New Orleans as part of a large musical family, he says, "I picked up on all of these things that are integral to who I am as a musician without necessarily studying them."

White House Spokesman: Democrats Politicized Kavanaugh Hearings 'From The Very Start'

By editor • Sep 26, 2018

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Lawyer For Deborah Ramirez On Kavanaugh Allegations

By editor • Sep 26, 2018

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At Pulse Nightclub, A Death Toll That Might Not Have Been So High

By editor • Sep 26, 2018

When 49 people died during the Pulse nightclub shooting on June 12, 2016, it was, at the time, the worst mass shooting in modern U.S. history. But an investigation by public radio station WMFE and ProPublica finds that, if paramedics and firefighters had been allowed inside Pulse earlier that night, the death toll may not have been so high.

Trump Immigration Crackdown Strains Resources

By Joel Rose • Sep 26, 2018

STEVE INSKEEP, HOST:

The over-budget spending on ICE Air that John just described is just one of the extra costs of the immigration crackdown throughout the federal government, and NPR's Joel Rose has been tracking that spending. Hi there, Joel.

JOEL ROSE, BYLINE: Hi, Steve.

What Will They Be Dunkin' Without Donuts?

By editor • Sep 26, 2018

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Bill Cosby And The #MeToo Movement

By Eric Deggans • Sep 26, 2018

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