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Jackie MacMullan, Who Paved The Way For Women Sportswriters, Retires After 4 Decades

By , & • Sep 2, 2021

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How Congressman Crow Thinks Biden Is Handling Afghanistan

By , & • Aug 26, 2021

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For more reaction to the day's events, we're going to bring in Democratic Congressman Jason Crow from Colorado. He's also an Army Ranger who served in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Welcome back to the program.

JASON CROW: Hi, Audie.

Rep. Chabot, Part Of The Subcommittee Overseeing Afghanistan, Weighs In On Attacks

By , & • Aug 26, 2021

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Here's What The Taliban's Leadership Looks Like In 2021

By , & • Aug 16, 2021

Updated August 16, 2021 at 7:30 PM ET

Kabul fell on Sunday, reestablishing Taliban rule over Afghanistan for the first time in 20 years. Leaders of the militant group who've spent years fighting are suddenly in control of the whole country, with their internal divisions and actions affecting the lives of millions of Afghans.

In Kabul, Afghans Are Filled With Uncertainty

By , & • Aug 16, 2021

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Grief And Remembrance, 2 Years After Mass Shootings In El Paso And Dayton

By , & • Aug 4, 2021

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We're going to take some time now to remember a tragic weekend two years ago, 2019. And a warning - this story may be disturbing to some listeners. First, came Saturday, August 3.

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In NYC, Proof Of Vaccination Becomes A Key To The City

By , & • Aug 3, 2021

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New Study Links Rate Of Emissions To Extreme Weather

By , & • Jul 29, 2021

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The Ubiquitous, Confounding, Misunderstood 5 Stages Of Grief

By , & • Jul 23, 2021

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You've probably heard of the five stages of grief. I mean, they're pretty firmly lodged into American pop culture. There's...

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How Giannis Antetokounmpo Got From Athens To The Pantheon Of The NBA

By , & • Jul 21, 2021

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Last night, the city of Milwaukee celebrated the number 50, the Milwaukee Bucks' first NBA title in 50 years.

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The Young, The Old And The Odd At This Year's Tour De France

By , , & • Jul 16, 2021

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The world's foremost sporting event kicks off next week in Tokyo, just in time for the world's most prestigious bike race to end this weekend in Paris. This year's Tour de France has been marked by the domination of a young phenom from Slovenia...

New Report Details Firsthand Accounts Of Torture From Uyghur Muslims In China

By , & • Jun 10, 2021

According to a new report from Amnesty International published Thursday, the Chinese government's actions against people in Muslim minority groups in the country constitute crimes against humanity. The report details systematic state-organized mass imprisonment, torture and persecution against people in Xinjiang province, including Uyghurs and Kazakhs. It also details the extensive cover-up efforts by the Chinese government.

A Subway Microbe Map Shows Life In Cities Around The World

By , , & • Jun 10, 2021

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If you've ever waited for a late subway train, you most certainly have stared into dark railways, maybe wondering what on earth might live in there.

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Author Discusses Standing In Solidarity With Nikole Hannah-Jones

By , & • May 25, 2021

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Play It Forward: George Clinton Is Everyone's Hype Man

By , & • May 19, 2021

On the last episode of Play It Forward, our series in which artists tell us about their own music and the musicians who inspire them, All Things Considered spoke with Angel Bat Dawid, the improvisational musician from Chicago. She told us about her connection to the pioneer of funk: George Clinton.

America's Satanic Panic Returns — This Time Through QAnon

By , , & • May 18, 2021

The first time sociologist Mary de Young heard about QAnon, she thought: "Here we go again."

De Young spent her career studying moral panics — specifically, what became known as the "Satanic Panic" of the 1980s, when false accusations of the abuse of children in satanic rituals spread across the United States.

St. Vincent On The Sleazy '70s Sounds And The Background Stories Of 'Daddy's Home'

By , & • May 14, 2021

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Depending on the album, St. Vincent might inhabit a persona. Near-Future cult leader, dominatrix at the mental institution - that's how she's described some of them. On her new album, she's going for a time and place.

What Does A Path Forward Look Like For Israel And Palestinians?

By , , & • May 14, 2021

Overnight, violence in the Gaza Strip and Israel accelerated to the brink of all-out war.

Israel deployed artillery and warplanes to attack the tunnel systems of Hamas. The Palestinian Health Ministry reports at least 126 dead.

A 'Shot' At $1 Million? Local Governments Offering Incentives For Vaccines

By , , & • May 13, 2021

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Perhaps it didn't exactly start with doughnuts, but doughnuts were certainly present near the beginning.

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Rep. Curtis, R-Utah, Explains His Vote To Remove Liz Cheney From House Leadership

By , & • May 12, 2021

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How Much Will Hesitancy Among Parents Affect Vaccine Rollout To Children?

By , & • May 11, 2021

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Dawn Richard Sings Her Freedom On 'Second Line'

By , & • May 10, 2021

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Dawn Richard grew up in New Orleans. Her father sang in a funk band called Chocolate Milk. He still does.

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CHOCOLATE MILK: (Singing) Friction, baby.

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'TCM Reframed' Looks At Beloved Old Movies Through Modern Eyes

By , , & • May 6, 2021

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Sometimes when you go back to watch an older movie you love, it feels a little bit off - like, ooh, this hasn't aged well. University of Chicago film professor Jacqueline Stewart had that feeling with "Purple Rain," starring the one and only Prince.

As Campus Life Resumes, So Does Concern Over Hazing

By , & • May 4, 2021

There were zero reported deaths from college hazing incidents in 2020, but as campuses reopen to students, there have already been two hazing-related deaths this year. Eight men face a range of charges, including involuntary manslaughter, reckless homicide, evidence tampering and failure to comply with underage alcohol laws, after Stone Foltz, a sophomore at Bowling Green State University, died on March 7 of alcohol poisoning.

The State Of Police Training In The U.S.

By , & • Apr 27, 2021

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Abnormally Dry California Forests Are A Grim Warning For 2021's Wildfire Season

By , & • Apr 23, 2021

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George Floyd's Friend Speaks About Chauvin's Verdict

By , & • Apr 20, 2021

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Behind The COVID-19 Surge In Papua New Guinea

By , , & • Apr 14, 2021

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Kennedy Center Announces 2019 Honorees

By • Jul 18, 2019

The band Earth, Wind & Fire, actress Sally Field, singer Linda Ronstadt, television program Sesame Street and conductor Michael Tilson Thomas are the next recipients of one of the most prestigious U.S. awards for lifetime artistic achievement: the Kennedy Center Honors. The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts made the announcement today.

Joy Harjo Becomes The 1st Native American U.S. Poet Laureate

By & • Jun 19, 2019

Poet, writer and musician Joy Harjo — a member of the Muscogee Creek Nation — often draws on Native American stories, languages and myths. But she says that she's not self-consciously trying to bring that material into her work. If anything, it's the other way around.

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