Author Scott Neuman's sailboat, Symbiosis, on passage between St. Lucia and Martinique in 2017. Debbie Daigle hide caption
Scott Neuman
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Players look on Monday as Damar Hamlin of the Buffalo Bills is treated by medical personnel at Paycor Stadium in Cincinnati, Ohio. Kirk Irwin/Getty Images hide caption
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Jackson, Mississippi's O.B. Curtis Water Treatment Facility's sedimentation basins in Ridgeland, Miss., shown in September. Rogelio V. Solis/AP hide caption
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A file image from 2013 provided by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement shows financier Jeffrey Epstein. AP hide caption
Tuesday
A flight board shows canceled flights at the Southwest Airlines terminal at Los Angeles International Airport on Monday. Eugene Garcia/AP hide caption
The blizzard is just one reason behind the operational meltdown at Southwest Airlines
Monday
Andy Berry approaches one of his cows at his farm in New Hebron, Miss., on Dec. 16, 2022. Rory Doyle for NPR hide caption
Sunday
A dozen Black men were convicted of murder by all-white juries in connection with the 1919 massacre in Elaine, Ark. Above, defendants S.A. Jones, Ed Hicks, Frank Hicks, Frank Moore, J.C. Knox, Ed Coleman and Paul Hall with their attorney at the state penitentiary in Little Rock in 1925 after the Supreme Court overturned their convictions. Butler Center for Arkansas Studies, Central Arkansas Library System hide caption
Sunday
James Whitfield, former principal at Colleyville Heritage High School in Colleyville, Texas, in a photo taken at his home in Hurst, Texas, last year. Ben Torres for the Texas Tribune hide caption
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A U-2 spy photo shows a medium-range ballistic missile base in San Cristobal, Cuba, with labels detailing various parts of the base in October 1962. Getty Images hide caption
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At night at Babcock Ranch, electricity generation switches from solar power to natural gas. Carlos Osorio for NPR hide caption
One Florida community built to weather hurricanes endured Ian with barely a scratch
Tuesday
Humane Society Naples CEO Sarah Baeckler (center holding crate) helps load cats aboard a plane in Naples, Fla., on Monday. The group is getting ready for "an influx of surrendered animals" from Hurricane Ian, she says. Scott Neuman/NPR hide caption
Hurricane Ian's havoc is forcing some Florida families to give up the family pet
Florida animal shelters expect an influx of dogs and cats following Hurricane Ian
Monday
Ta'Wan Grant and Lexxus Cherry in the front yard of their home in the Dunbar neighborhood of Fort Myers, Fla., on Sunday. Carlos Osorio for NPR hide caption
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Francie Pucin stands near her home at the Palmetto Palms RV Resort in Fort Myers, Fla., on Saturday. She moved to the state from Illinois, expecting better weather. Quil Lawrence/NPR hide caption
Flooding and closed roads are some of the challenges Florida's people face after Ian
Saturday
Campaign signs are posted outside a polling location on the first day of early voting on July 15 in Nashville, Tenn. Jonathan Mattise/AP hide caption