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Spy scandal / Hegseth’s future / Are we still at war with Iran? | Sources & Methods

Spy scandal / Hegseth’s future / Are we still at war with Iran? | Sources & Methods

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Abdul El-Sayed says Democrats need to earn their mandate and take ‘righteous risks’ | Newsmakers

Abdul El-Sayed says Democrats need to earn their mandate and take ‘righteous risks’ | Newsmakers

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Rachel Maddow discusses her new book, 'Department of Fate' | Morning Edition | NPR

Rachel Maddow discusses her new book, 'Department of Fate' | Morning Edition | NPR

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The final episode of “Sources & Methods” with Mary Louise Kelly | Sources & Methods | NPR

The final episode of “Sources & Methods” with Mary Louise Kelly | Sources & Methods | NPR

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Tamara Keith and Amy Walter on how Trump will govern after the blue wave

Tamara Keith and Amy Walter on how Trump will govern after the blue wave

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For the first time in more than two years, NASA is accepting applications from those interested in becoming an astronaut. NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman says those chosen could live and work on the moon. U.S. citizens can apply. Requirements include holding a master’s degree in a STEM-related field. A spokesperson for the agency told NPR the number of candidates selected will depend on mission needs and projected spaceflight rates. Out of more than 8,000 applicants for NASA’s last astronaut c

For the first time in more than two years, NASA is accepting applications from those interested in becoming an astronaut. NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman says those chosen could live and work on the moon. U.S. citizens can apply. Requirements include holding a master’s degree in a STEM-related field. A spokesperson for the agency told NPR the number of candidates selected will depend on mission needs and projected spaceflight rates. Out of more than 8,000 applicants for NASA’s last astronaut c

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Judge blocks construction of Trump's arch moments after planning commission's approval

Judge blocks construction of Trump's arch moments after planning commission's approval

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Hegseth defiant amid calls for his firing, impeachment

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Stephen Miller begins his new role as Trump’s new White House chief of staff

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How an Effort to Shield Coal Miners From Black Lung Fell Apart | FRONTLINE @NPR @pubhealthwatch

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Iran war drove historic numbers of voters to the polls in the midterm elections this week

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Malkovich plays an aging CIA agent wrestling with a dark past | Morning Edition | NPR

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Elon Musk could face congressional investigations after Democrats swept to victory this week. Musk spent more than $400 million backing Republican candidates, including at least half of that to support Ken Paxton in the Texas senate race. Paxton lost to Democrat James Talarico. Many Democrats say they plan to investigate Musk and his businesses. In particular, they want to focus on his time running the Department of Government Efficiency. The founder of SpaceX and Tesla has gotten billions of do

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Fat Joe: Tiny Desk Concert

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Jensen Huang went from one of the most powerful CEO’s in the world to resigning in disgrace

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Democrat Scott Colom wins Mississippi Senate seat

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Chris Van Hollen will challenge Chuck Schumer for Senate majority leader

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Busy Philipps knows that both the good and bad moments are integral to who she is. On this week’s Wild Card with Rachel Martin, she talks about trusting her instincts and her new show, “Cupertino.” Watch the full interview at the link in bio. #NPR

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Gaza’s Health Ministry says six people killed by Israeli airstrike on hospital

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Abdul El-Sayed thinks Democrats should drop the decorum

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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is rejecting impeachment articles introduced against him yesterday by outgoing Republican congressman Thomas Massie. Massie reintroduced the articles of impeachment on the House floor yesterday. He accuses Hegseth of mishandling the war in Iran, but they also cover the U.S. military’s strikes on suspected drug boats in the Caribbean and the Eastern Pacific, as well as the military’s capture of Venezuela’s president, Nicolas Maduro and his wife in Caracas in January

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Abdul El-Sayed to Take Oath on Quran

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This election may have felt like a rerun. But there were huge differences between these midterms and 2018.

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NASA is looking for new astronauts open to living, working on the moon

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Can children remember past lives? | Here & Now Anytime

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Being an “ally” is kind of cringe. Why? | Code Switch

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Some friendships aren’t forever, and that’s okay | It's Been a Minute

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Robyn: Tiny Desk Concert

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English actress Judi Dench pulls back the curtain about life on stage | NPR's Book of the Day

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Trisha Paytas comes clean in 'Crying on the Kitchen Floor'

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