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As Pakistan Turns Courts Over To Military, Some Fear Revival Of Army's Power
Science Standards Draw Climate Change Debate Back Into Wyo. Classrooms
Robert Davies (standing) and the quartet during a performance of "The Crossroads Project." Musicians include (left to right) Robert Waters, Rebecca McFaul, Anne Francis Bayless and Bradley Ottesen. Andrew McCallister /Courtesy of The Crossroads Project hide caption
Climate Scientist Tries Arts To Stir Hearts Regarding Earth's Fate
Dmitri Alperovitch, co-founder of the cybersecurity startup CrowdStrike, says his company is building stockpiles of intelligence about potential hacking groups. Keith Bedford/Reuters/Landov hide caption
When It Comes To Costumes, Nola's Mardi Gras Mischief Is A Year-Round Treat
Jacobs-Jenkins has written a trilogy of plays that explore race in America. Imogen Heath hide caption
One Playwright's 'Obligation' To Confront Race And Identity In The U.S.
Hackers Pull Off Massive Cyber Bank Heist, Stealing As Much As $1B
A functioning oil rig sits in front of the capital building in Oklahoma City, Okla. The oil industry is an important employer in the state, but officials are concerned a technique used to dispose of wastewater from oil extraction is behind a surge in earthquakes here. Frank Morris/KCUR hide caption
With Quakes Spiking, Oil Industry Is Under The Microscope In Oklahoma
Just 55 Miles From ISIS Control, American Expats Carry On Life As Usual
The Dallas Street Choir performed in T-shirts, then changed into formalwear for the Street Requiem. Baritone Russell Rodriguez is in front, far right, in an orange T-shirt. Courtesy of Mark Mullaney hide caption
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