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Why are Americans so divided? | Voter Voices

Why are Americans so divided? | Voter Voices

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Why are Americans so divided?

Why are Americans so divided?

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Suicide is up among Black Americans. We need to talk about it.

Suicide is up among Black Americans. We need to talk about it.

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German spymaster / U.K. drone fears / Musk on Pentagon project? | Sources & Methods

German spymaster / U.K. drone fears / Musk on Pentagon project? | Sources & Methods

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President Zelenskyy's sit-down with NPR comes as Russia's full-scale invasion nears the five-year mark, and at a time when tensions between Zelenskyy and President Trump have flared up again after the U.S. made key concessions to Moscow. On Friday, Trump moved to ease sanctions on Russian diesel exports. Zelenskyy said in a statement it was

President Zelenskyy's sit-down with NPR comes as Russia's full-scale invasion nears the five-year mark, and at a time when tensions between Zelenskyy and President Trump have flared up again after the U.S. made key concessions to Moscow. On Friday, Trump moved to ease sanctions on Russian diesel exports. Zelenskyy said in a statement it was

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As obesity rates among children soar, WHO cautions against treating with GLP-1s

As obesity rates among children soar, WHO cautions against treating with GLP-1s

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A former German spy chief, August Hanning, was arrested this week on suspicion of treasonous espionage. Prosecutors accuse him of passing sensitive information to a foreign power. It’s a major scandal for the country’s intelligence services. NPR Pentagon Correspondent Tom Bowman tells “Sources & Methods” host Mary Louise Kelly that the affair could also raise concerns among allies like the U.S. ⁠ Host: Mary Louise Kelly/NPR Producer: Manuela López Restrepo/NPR

A former German spy chief, August Hanning, was arrested this week on suspicion of treasonous espionage. Prosecutors accuse him of passing sensitive information to a foreign power. It’s a major scandal for the country’s intelligence services. NPR Pentagon Correspondent Tom Bowman tells “Sources & Methods” host Mary Louise Kelly that the affair could also raise concerns among allies like the U.S. ⁠ Host: Mary Louise Kelly/NPR Producer: Manuela López Restrepo/NPR

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Tamara Keith and Amy Walter on the GOP's vulnerability in the midterms

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Rev. Dr. Johnny Parker, a pastor and counselor, found power in opening up to his wife about needing her to accompany him to a dentist appointment due to his struggles with panic attacks during previous dental visits. “Transparency is disclosure. Vulnerability is exposure,” Rev. Dr. Parker told NPR’s Michel Martin during the Morning Edition live event called Going There: A Matter of Life and Death. Going There: A Matter of Life and Death brought together a panel of clinicians, lawmakers and peopl

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Many thousands of boys and men in Lesotho take up the vital profession of herding but have to give up their education. A small network of schools on a shoestring budget is teaching them the ABCs. Reporter/Videographer: Julie Bourdin for NPR | @julie__bourdin Photographer: Tommy Trenchard for NPR | @tommytrenchard Video Producer: Ben de la Cruz/NPR | @bdcruz Digital Editor: Marc Silver/NPR

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Retired NFL champion Vernon Davis on navigating mental health challenges as a professional player

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Suicide is a public health crisis for the country — but that crisis is becoming acute in the Black community. Black suicide rates are climbing, increasing more than 50% over about the past 10 years according to CDC data. And the suicide rates among Black youth are increasing particularly dramatically. NPR’s Michel Martin hosted a Morning Edition live event called Going There: A Matter of Life and Death that brought together a panel of clinicians, lawmakers and people who have lived with the pain

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Debra Lee recalls navigating grief when her son Quinn Coleman took his own life in 2020

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A former German spy chief was arrested on suspicion of treasonous espionage

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Why are Americans so divided? | Voter Voices

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