All Things Considered
Yelena Gaziyan has worked at TD Industrial Coverings for more than seven years and is now the work leader for sewing jeans. Courtesy of Motor City Denim hide caption
Hazardous materials experts enter the Hart Building of the U.S. Senate on Nov. 7, 2001, in Washington. The building was closed after an anthrax-laced letter was found in then-Sen. Tom Daschle's office. Stephen Jaffe/AFP/Getty Images hide caption
Julian Assange, shown here Friday in London, is one of four Twitter users and WikiLeaks supporters whose account information the government is seeking. Carl Court/AFP/Getty Images hide caption
A garbage container burned during protests Monday (Feb. 14, 2011) in Tehran. AFP/Getty Images hide caption
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About 200 cows graze on the Point Reyes Farmstead Cheese Company's 700-acre farm in northern California. Amy Standen for NPR hide caption
Frank Morris (in the apron and visor) is seen standing in front of his shoe shop in Ferriday, La., in the 1950s. He was killed when the shop burned down in 1964. Until now, the case has gone unsolved. Courtesy of the Concordia Sentinel and William Brown hide caption
Gloria Giffords (center), Rep. Gabrielle Gifford's mother, talks with her daughter on the flight to Houston from Arizona. Capt. Mark Kelly (far left), the representative's husband, talks with Tracy Culbert (center right), a nurse. Office of U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords hide caption
Afghan National Army soldiers line up with their literacy instruction materials in hand Aug. 7, 2010, at the Capital Division Headquarters. Staff Sgt. Rachel Martinez/USAF via Flickr hide caption
Commander Scott Kelly and Flight Engineer Paolo Nespoli look on as Flight Engineer Cady Coleman plays the flute for NPR. Courtesy of NASA TV hide caption
Aurelio Martinez's new album is titled Laru Beya. Sarah Weeden/Courtesy of Sub Pop Records hide caption