David Kestenbaum David Kestenbaum is a science correspondent for NPR. His job allows him to combine his extensive background in physics with his love of broadcast journalism.
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A friendship blossoms. David Kestenbaum/NPR hide caption
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The famous work "The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living" by British artist Damien Hirst. REGINA KUEHNE/ASSOCIATED PRESS hide caption
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Special agents celebrate their fake offshore bank with apple juice. Bill Bruton hide caption
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A waitress shows how to pay for a coffee with bitcoins. PIERRE TEYSSOT/AFP/Getty Images hide caption
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John Bogle, founder of The Vanguard Group, died on Wednesday at the age of 89. Mark Lennihan/AP hide caption
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Planet Money's Jacob Goldstein and Robert Smith bought a washer for two cents in a hardware store in Manhattan. NPR hide caption
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Planet Money tries to hit the jackpot. Shane McKeon/NPR hide caption
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Insider trading in the act United States Attorney's Of hide caption
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Yen Jingchang was one of the signers of the secret document. Jacob Goldstein/NPR hide caption
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Eugene Gagliardi, inventor of Steak-Umm Joshua Marston hide caption
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A board room. Unique Hotels/Flickr hide caption
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