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With a name inspired by the First Amendment, 1A explores important issues such as policy, politics, technology, and what connects us across the fissures that divide the country. The program also delves into pop culture, sports, and humor. 1A's goal is to act as a national mirror-taking time to help America look at itself and to ask what it wants to be.

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New Jersey

4 killed when car slams into tanker truck in Ocean County

New Jersey state police say a crash involving a car and a tanker truck on the Garden State Parkway has left four people dead.

7 years ago

Portraits of Hiram Charles Montier and his wife, Elizabeth Brown Montier, by Franklin R. Street. (Courtesy of the Philadelphia Museum of Art)
The Why
History
Home & Family
Pennsylvania
Race & Ethnicity

The Montiers: An American story

Family portraits found under a bed unraveled the story of an African-American family with a rich history and blood ties to the first mayor of Philadelphia.

Air Date: December 26, 2018

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An employee at Grand Traverse Pie Co. in Michigan makes cherry pies. The company has been shipping pies since 1998, when people still had to phone in their orders. (Beryl Striewski/Grand Traverse Pie Co.)
NPR
Food & Drink

Mail-order pies: An expensive slice of nostalgia for which many will pay

Making sure that pies get to their final destinations in one piece isn't easy, and it comes with a cost.

7 years ago

A SEPTA bus travels west on Walnut Street. Route 9 is the worst SEPTA bus route for time performance. (Emma Lee/WHYY)
Public Safety
Transportation

SEPTA bus shot in North Philly: No injuries reported

This is the third shooting this month involving a SEPTA bus.

7 years ago

Gritty skates on the ice

Big hits, reporter picks, and what you missed: WHYY News looks back on 2018

In 2018, WHYY reporters also dug into some of the most divisive, wonky, and underreported issues facing the region.

7 years ago

In this May 10, 2018 photo, Ray Angeli gives a tour of the facility next to the greenhouse at NEET center where hemp for research will be grown with a license from the state in Mayfield, Pa. (Jake Danna Stevens/The Times-Tribune via AP)
Environment
Law
Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania getting ready for new hemp industry

Newly passed Farm Bill legalizes industrial hemp, paving way for new commodity crop

7 years ago

Visitors to the National Christmas Tree on the Ellipse look at holiday decorations as National Park Service employees briefly open the venue before quickly having to close again due to electrical problems, Monday, Dec. 24, 2018, in Washington. Repairs were delayed because of a partial government shutdown. Both sides in the long-running fight over funding President Donald Trump's U.S.-Mexico border wall appear to have moved toward each other, but a shutdown of one-fourth of the federal government entered Christmas without a clear resolution in sight. (Andrew Harnik/AP)
Politics

An icon of Christmas cheer went dark, some parks close

Federal workers at the agencies affected by the gap in appropriations go unpaid as long as the shutdown lasts.

7 years ago

American volunteers Lilah Katz (far left) and her mother, Sharon Fine (far right), welcomed (top row from left) Fikiri, Onike, Paluki and Bienvenie, and (bottom row from left) Cecil, Oliva and Jeteme. (Courtesy of Sharon Fine)
NPR
Home & Family
Immigration
Religion

After years in refugee camps, a family celebrates its first Christmas in the U.S.

Furaha, her husband, Saidi Roger, 33, and their seven kids have been in the U.S. for three months.

7 years ago

The U.S. Capitol is seen  in Washington, Wednesday, Dec. 19, 2018. (J. Scott Applewhite/AP Photo)
Dave Davies: Off Mic
Philadelphia
Politics
Public Spaces

Shutdown generates pain, controversy

What’s open and closed with the government shutdown, and what are Philly-area congressional representatives are saying about it?

7 years ago

Food & Drink

Feast of the Seven Fishes means brisk business for Italian Market seafood stalls

The Feast of the Seven Fishes is a Christmas Eve tradition started more than a century ago by Italian-Americans.

7 years ago

Tony House
Delaware
Homelessness
Housing

Amid controversy, homeless shelter in Wilmington fights to keep offering beds

Residents are worried what will happen to them if the shelter closes. The state doesn't seem to trust the shelter after a fiscal mismanagement investigation.

7 years ago

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Media
Visual Arts

2018 year in photos: Sweet, sorrowful, triumphal and tragic

From the Eagles' Superbowl victory to the opioid crisis, WHYY photographers bring 2018 into focus.

7 years ago

In this image taken from a Wednesday, Dec. 19, 2018 video provided by SNJTODAY.COM, Buena Regional High School wrestler Andrew Johnson gets his hair cut courtside minutes before his match in Buena, N.J. (Michael Frankel/SNJTODAY.COM via AP)
New Jersey
Race & Ethnicity
Sports

Family of South Jersey high school wrestler forced to cut dreadlocks speaks out

Buena Regional High School wrester Andrew Johnson's brother says he believes a white wrestler under similar circumstances probably would not have been put in that situation.

7 years ago

Dylan Elchin is seen as a child in this photograph
Keystone Crossroads
Military
Pennsylvania
PA Post

Dylan Elchin was 8 years old when the war in Afghanistan began. He was eager to serve.

His death is still setting in for his family and community in western Pennsylvania

7 years ago

Youth pastor Kyle Smith of First Assembly of God Paradise reads from the Bible on his phone because his copy of the book burned in the Camp Fire. His congregation is one of several now worshiping with congregations in Chico.
(Polly Stryker/KQED)
NPR
National
Religion

‘Blessings come in’ as churches take in refugee congregations after the Camp Fire

Chico, Calif. has become a safe haven, not just for those burned-out individuals, but for several religious congregations, too.

7 years ago

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