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After award announcements, it’s crunch time for Nobel artists

This week’s Nobel Prize announcements mark a culmination of sorts for the winners, a high-profile congratulation after decades of h ...

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New doc shows program that brings together disabled and mainstream kids

A 30 year long partnership between Germantown Friends School and HMS School for Children with Cerebral Palsy is celebrated in a Mid-Atlan ...

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The Village of Arden, Jazz Age on the Delaware, Stickwork

Russ McKinney & The Village of Arden Art of Life – Produced by Karen Smyles The Village of Arden was founde ...

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NJ transportation chief casts shadow in two scandals

New Jersey Transportation Commissioner Jamie Fox has come under scrutiny for his role in both the Brigegate scandal and a controversial U ...

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How Californians are fighting the drought

As the drought drags on, California residents are making some major changes to their lifestyles and lawns to save water.  Fif ...

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Camels survive deadly California wildfire in their valley sanctuary

One of California’s worst wildfires killed four and destroyed 1,200 homes last month. But it skipped over a herd of camels bedded d ...

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NewsWorks Tonight

Spying charges against Temple prof dismissed, but cloud hangs over family

Joyce Xi doesn’t think she’ll ever forget that May morning, around 6:30 a.m., when a dozen armed federal agents raided her Mo ...

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NewsWorks Tonight

Author Josh Levs’ personal fight for parental leave equality inspires ‘All In’

The United States is an outlier as the only industrialized country without a national paid family leave policy. Writer Josh Levs w ...

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NewsWorks Tonight

U.S. Sen. Bob Casey on Syria: We must push them to the negotiation table

President Barack Obama and his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, agree on the need to contain ISIS.   But there is a fundame ...

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NewsWorks Tonight

Peace activist walks to build community

At age 35 Audri Scott Williams had a successful life.  Her 3 sons were active in sc ...

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The Pulse

A Nobel Prize for noble gases

Today the periodic table is a familiar sight in science classrooms. It takes the 118 elements that compose everything in the known univer ...

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Joseph Barnes is proud of his 18 months
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After prescription drug addiction, the road to recovery

When we think of people being addicted to prescription drugs, we usually think of opiods or stimulants, however there are a growing numbe ...

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How the ‘stigma of masculinity’ gets in the way for depressed men

There is no difference between the number of men and women who experience depression, according to a recent survey. But you wouldn’ ...

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Reporter’s Roundtable: Francis is finally coming

WHYY’s Tom MacDonald and Katie Colaneri join NewsWorks Tonight Host Dave Heller to discuss final details being put in place hours b ...

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How abandoned mines are killing creeks across Colorado

Colorado creek cleanup efforts are revealing the large scale of the problem.  After the Environmental Protection Agency ...

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