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NPR and WBUR's live midday news program.

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The biggest wins, snubs and surprises from the Emmys

15 Sep 2026
5m
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Fed hike looks likely, defying President Trump

15 Sep 2026
3m
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Are farmers today headed for a repeat of the 1980s farm crisis?

15 Sep 2026
4m
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Could Maine's prison system offer an alternative to traditional incarceration?

15 Sep 2026
6m
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Can someone explain how AI behaves, and why it's scaring us?

15 Sep 2026
6m
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What will accountability look like for special education?

14 Sep 2026
4m
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AI leaders call for slower pace of development

14 Sep 2026
5m
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American AI companies want to 'pace' development. What does that really mean?

14 Sep 2026
6m
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The 22-year-old giving free 3D-printed dentures to those in need

14 Sep 2026
9m
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Trump administration, Democrats differ on child care subsidies for stay-at-home parents

14 Sep 2026
3m
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After winning a historic union contract and announcing games at BlizzCon, Blizzard employees still face layoffs

14 Sep 2026
5m
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'60 Minutes' returns for 59th season

14 Sep 2026
5m
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The 59th season premiere of 60 Minutes signals a continuity of traditional journalistic standards despite a summer of leadership upheaval and concerns over potential ideological shifts. Following the appointment of Barry Weiss as news editor by Trump ally David Ellison, the program maintains its investigative rigor thr...

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Kennedy Center warns of bankruptcy, closure as early as Tuesday

14 Sep 2026
5m
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Houthi rebels' rapid advance down Yemen's Red Sea coast threatens new front in Iran war

14 Sep 2026
6m
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How religion has always been fodder for comedy

11 Sep 2026
5m
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What shows to watch this fall

11 Sep 2026
5m
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Photographer who took the 'Falling Man' photo remembers that moment

11 Sep 2026
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Associated Press photographer Richard Drew reflects on the 25th anniversary of his iconic "Falling Man" photograph, captured during the September 11 attacks. The image, which depicts a man plummeting vertically from the North Tower, serves as a haunting record of the day's human cost and is described as a "filter" betw...

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Government's indecision on TPS leaves Salvadorans in limbo

11 Sep 2026
2m
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Former Rep. Carolyn Maloney on the 9/11 health crisis and her own 9/11-related illness

11 Sep 2026
6m
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The country united after 9/11. So why is there so much division now?

11 Sep 2026
11m
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