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Despite public health messages about exercise and eating healthfully, many children are acquiring what used to be considered "adult diseases," like diabetes and high blood pressure. M. Spencer Green/AP hide caption

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Your Health

U.S. Youth Likely To Face Greater Health Issues

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U.S. Youth Likely To Face Greater Health Issues

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Author Elmore Leonard at his home in Bloomfield Village, Mich. Noah Adams/NPR hide caption

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Author Interviews

Elmore Leonard, At Home In Detroit

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Elmore Leonard, At Home In Detroit

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Alan Gross and his wife, Judy. Alan Gross, a 60-year-old U.S. government contractor from Maryland, was arrested in Cuba in December for allegedly supplying communication equipment to members of Cuba's tiny Jewish community. Courtesy of the Gross family/AP hide caption

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The Americas

Arrest Brings New Chill In U.S.-Cuba Relations

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Arrest Brings New Chill In U.S.-Cuba Relations

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James Mercer (left) and Danger Mouse are Broken Bells. Courtesy of the artist hide caption

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Broken Bells: Danger Mouse Meets James Mercer

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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is sprawled across a police desk as his wife looks on. He was arrested while trying to attend a hearing for civil rights leader Ralph Abernathy and was released when his identity became known to the police. Montgomery, Ala., 1958 Charles Moore/Black Star hide caption

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Photography

Civil Rights Photographer Charles Moore Remembered

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Civil Rights Photographer Charles Moore Remembered

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Soprano Marlis Petersen, playing the part of Ophelia in Ambroise Thomas' opera Hamlet, stabs herself after being driven to madness by Hamlet's rejection. Marty Sohl/Metropolitan Opera hide caption

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Music News

Learn An Opera In Two Days? No Problem

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Learn An Opera In Two Days? No Problem

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