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International

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu chairs the weekly cabinet meeting at the Prime Minister's office in Jerusalem, Sunday, Feb. 11, 2018. (Ronen Zvulun, Pool via AP)
Courts & Law

Reports: Police recommend indictments of Netanyahu

For months police have been investigating two cases. Netanyahu has repeatedly denied wrongdoing.

8 years ago

The Senate Intelligence Committee is holding a hearing on worldwide threats on Tuesday. (Liam James Doyle/NPR)
NPR
Politics & Policy

Intelligence leaders testify about global threats in Senate hearing

The Senate Intelligence Committee is holding a hearing on worldwide threats.

8 years ago

Rotting corpses of a woman and child at St. Peter's Lutheran Church in Monrovia, known as the Lutheran Church Massacre. Decomposing a long with those of hundreds of refugees massacred by soldiers of slain President Samuel Doe on July 30. This photography was taken mid October 1990. (Mark Huband/AP Photo)
NewsWorks Tonight
Courts & Law

Delaware County man accused of lying to cover war crimes in Liberia

A civil suit claims a Sharon Hill man orchestrated the slaughter of 600 civilians during civil war in the African country.

8 years ago

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Vietnam is the only country that comes even close to delivering the good life in a sustainable way. Above: rice fields on the outskirts of Hanoi.
(Hoang Dinh Nam /AFP/Getty Images)
NPR
Lifestyle

If we bring the good life to all, will we destroy the planet?

Can our planet actually sustain the good life for all?

8 years ago

The United States team walks in the Parade of Athletes during the Winter Olympics opening ceremony on Friday. The team has more athletes than any nation at the Games and it's the most diverse of any U.S. winter squad, in terms of both race and gender. There are 108 women on the team, more than any other U.S. Winter Olympics team in the past.
NPR
Lifestyle

Bigger than ever, and more diverse: Team USA at the 2018 Winter Olympics

This year's team is the most diverse of any U.S. winter squad, in terms of both race and gender: The 108 women on this team are the most of any U.S. team at a Winter Games.

8 years ago

Radio Times
Politics & Policy

Korean Peninsula primer / Dow Jones update

Guests: Mark Zandi, Frank Plantan  All eyes will be on the Korean Peninsula beginning Friday, a ...

Air Date: February 7, 2018

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Radio Times
Politics & Policy

Tensions on the Korean Peninsula: a primer

Guests: Frank Plantan  All eyes will be on the Korean Peninsula beginning Friday, as the Olympi ...

8 years ago

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British actor Rowan Atkinson, playing his character Mr. Bean, arrives in Madrid in 2007.
Speak Easy
Lifestyle

And now for something completely different: British humor

If Britain has its eccentrics and wits, can America lay claim to its own kind of drollery? Or are we hampered by political correctness or the fear of offense?

8 years ago

On March 1, 1954, the U.S. conducted its largest nuclear test with a yield of 15 megatons. The new Russian weapon would be up to 100 megatons, according to reports. (USAF Lookout Moutain Laboratory)
NPR
Politics & Policy

Buried in Trump’s nuclear report: a Russian doomsday weapon

On March 1, 1954, the U.S. conducted its largest nuclear test with a yield of 15 megatons. The new Russian weapon would be up to 100 megatons, according to reports.

8 years ago

Sergey Naryshkin speaks during the European Social Charter Conference in March 2016 in Turin, Italy, prior to his appointment to head Russia's SVR foreign intelligence service.
NPR
Politics & Policy

Russian spy chief reportedly met with U.S. intelligence officials despite sanctions

The head of Russia's foreign spy service traveled to the U.S. and met with top Trump administration intelligence officials, despite being on a U.S. sanctions blacklist.

8 years ago

** FILE ** Turkish author Elif Shafak is seen during an interview with The Associated Press in Istanbul, Turkey, in this Tuesday, Aug. 22, 2006 file photo.  A Turkish court on Thursday, Sept. 21, 2006, acquitted Elif Shafak, one of Turkey's leading authors, saying there was no evidence that she
Radio Times
Arts & Entertainment

Elif Shafak’s “Three Daughters of Eve”

ELIF SHAFAK is an award-winning Turkish novelist who writes about women’s and min ...

8 years ago

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Ifrah Mansour appears in a video for her poem,
PBS
Lifestyle

One year after the first travel ban, artists from affected countries share their stories

For immigrants from these countries and their descendants, the ban is an ongoing hurdle in building a home away from home.

8 years ago

An injured man is moved to a stretcher outside a hospital following a suicide attack in Kabul, Afghanistan, Saturday Jan. 27, 2018. A suicide car bomber killed at least 40 people and wounded about 140 more in an attack claimed by the Taliban on Saturday in Afghanistan's capital Kabul, authorities said. (Rahmat Gul/AP Photo)
Community

Officials say 95 killed, 158 wounded in Afghan car bombing

The attacker used the ambulance to get through a security checkpoint in central Kabul, telling police he was taking a patient to a nearby hospital.

8 years ago

Children hold signs at a November news conference in Miami in support of renewing temporary protected status for immigrants from Central America and Haiti. (Lynne Sladky/AP)
NPR
Courts & Law

NAACP sues Trump administration over ending protected status for Haitians

At least 46,000 Haitians are living in the U.S. with protection from deportation and the ability to work under the TPS program.

8 years ago

Twendele and Lukoji pose for a wedding photo in May 2015. (Photo courtesy of  Lisette Lukoji)
NewsWorks Tonight
Politics & Policy

Changes in U.S. immigration policy are keeping this married Congolese couple apart

Twendele was fortunate to get to the U.S. before new refugee restrictions went into place. But a woman he married in the refugee camp is still stuck in southeastern Africa.

8 years ago

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