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NTSB: D.C. Metro Incident Highlights Need To Improve Transit Safety
Ford's F-150 truck beat the Chevrolet Colorado and Lincoln MKC as the Detroit auto show's 2015 North American Truck of the Year. He Xianfeng/Xinhua/Landov hide caption
Winning The Truck Battle Isn't Just About Smack Talk. It's Everything
Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush listens before a Nov. 20 speaking engagement in Washington. Susan Walsh/AP hide caption
'Girl On The Train' Is A Journey Into The Lives Of Familiar Strangers
Alex Sanchez with his wife, Blanca, and sons Duvan and Irvin. Sanchez has been eligible to live and work legally in the U.S. since 2001, when his home country, El Salvador, experienced a major earthquake. Alexandra Starr for NPR hide caption
'Charlie Hebdo' Keeps The Presses Running, Will Print 3 Milllion Copies
Bishop Robert Finn of the Kansas City-St. Joseph Diocese was convicted of shielding a sexually abusive priest in 2012. He is now the subject of a Vatican investigation. Patrick Semansky/AP hide caption
Kansas City Catholics Divided Over Vatican Investigation Of Bishop
President Obama speaks Tuesday at the National Cybersecurity and Communications Integration Center in Arlington, Va. Pool/Getty Images hide caption
High school students protest the pending state takeover and privatization of the York, Pa. School District. Emily Previti/WITF hide caption
After a turn in the tumbling machine, these conventional russet Burbank potatoes are starting to show signs of bruising. New GMO potatoes called Innate russet Burbanks have been bred not to bruise as easily as these. Dan Charles/NPR hide caption
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