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Women make up nearly two-thirds of the people in the U.S. diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. iStockphoto hide caption
Ukraine Looks Starkly Different On Russian TV — How Can This Be?
Women make up nearly two-thirds of the people in the U.S. diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. iStockphoto hide caption
Gene Linked To Alzheimer's Poses A Special Threat To Women
Firefighters search for survivors at a West, Texas, apartment building in April 2013. The breadth of destruction in West has raised questions about what, if any, new state laws should be passed to help prevent similar accidents in the future. LM Otero/AP hide caption
Courtney Cranch tends bar at The Red Hen in Washington, D.C., where she estimates at least half her customers have smartphones out at mealtime. Elise Hu/NPR hide caption
Restaurants: The Modern-Day Lab For Our Smartphone-Obsessed Ways
People gather to play Ingress in Austin, Texas. The video game has been downloaded 2 million times and is popular in the U.S. and Europe. Niantic Labs hide caption
A Video Game Meant To Take Us Back To The Physical World
Big Boi (left) and Andre 3000 perform on stage at Coachella during the first stop on OutKast's reunion tour. Adam Kissick for NPR hide caption
Reunited And It Feels A Little Awkward: OutKast At Coachella
In the new play The Library, Chloë Grace Moretz is a teen who survives a school shooting, only to discover she's been accused of aiding the shooter. Joan Marcus hide caption
Conflicting Tales Of A School Shooting In 'The Library'
For All You Need To Know About The Blood Moon, Ask Mr. Eclipse
When The Wealthy Need Cash, Pawn Shops Can Be Appealing
A Philadelphia Gas Works employee replaces old steel and cast-iron pipes with new plastic pipes that are less likely to leak. Jeff Brady/NPR hide caption
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John Cusack and Ione Skye in Say Anything. The Kobal Collection hide caption