All Things Considered for March 27, 2015 Hear the All Things Considered program for March 27, 2015
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Carlos Varela, a Cuban protest singer, poses for a picture at the bar of the historic Hotel Nacional in Havana. Eyder Peralta /NPR hide caption
Week In Politics: Sen. Harry Reid's Retirement, Cruz's Appeal To Far-Right
Oklahoma University Reveals Sigma Alpha Epsilon Investigation Results
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U.S. Plays Delicate Dance As Deadline Nears In Iranian Nuclear Talks
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Melinda Townsend-Breslin holds a photo showing her and her mother standing in the parking lot of a favorite thrift store in 2013. William DeShazer for NPR hide caption
In Regulating Outdoor Dancing, China Tells Seniors How To Bust A Move
Carlos Varela, a Cuban protest singer, poses for a picture at the bar of the historic Hotel Nacional in Havana. Eyder Peralta /NPR hide caption
LISTEN: A Cuban Protest Singer On The State Of U.S.-Cuba Relations
After Apartment Search, German Investigators Say Co-Pilot Hid An Illness
Russell Moore preaching during the first plenary address, "Black, And White And Red All Over: Why Racial Reconciliation Is A Gospel Issue." Alli Rader hide caption
Southern Baptists Don't Shy Away From Talking About Their Racist Past
"I could hear the gold whispering in the souls of these men," says Brazilian photographer Sebastiao Salgado of a gold mine in Serra Pelada. Sebastiao Salgado/Amazonas Images/Sony Pictures Classics hide caption
The hood ornament of a 1955 Chevy Belair. Under new more liberal policies instituted in Cuba the past few years, the owner, Julio Alvarez, started a restoration shop and named the car Nadine. Its baby-pink counterpart is named Lola. Eyder Peralta/NPR hide caption
Nostalgic Cars: Sour Automotive Fruit Of Cuban Embargo Gets New Life
Cholita, an Andean bespectacled bear, was rescued from a circus in Peru after suffering from abuse. An animal welfare group is now attempting to take Cholita to the U.S. Courtesy of Animal Defenders International hide caption
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