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Jeneyah McDonald stands amid cases of bottled water in the kitchen of her home in Flint, Mich. Before water donations arrived in Flint, McDonald says, she spent an estimated $100 out of her $300 weekly grocery bill buying safe water for her family. Laura McDermott for NPR hide caption
Consumer Confidence Slides In China, With Effects Beyond Its Borders
Hillary Clinton's Candidacy Highlights Generational Divide Over Feminism
New Hampshire Secretary Of State Defends Primary's First-In-The-Nation Status
Syrian Opposition Forces Lose Grip On Aleppo After Week Of Bombing
Jhumpa Lahiri Finds Freedom In Italian Memoir: 'No One Expected Me To Do It'
Jeneyah McDonald stands amid cases of bottled water in the kitchen of her home in Flint, Mich. Before water donations arrived in Flint, McDonald says, she spent an estimated $100 out of her $300 weekly grocery bill buying safe water for her family. Laura McDermott for NPR hide caption
A still from Beyonce's "Formation." YouTube hide caption
World Health Organization Focuses On Zika-Linked Microcephaly Cases
Donald Trump Engages In Retail Politics Traditional To New Hampshire
GOP Governors Bank On New Hampshire To Jump Start Struggling Campaigns
Divers around the open-ocean aquaculture cage at the Cape Eleuthera Institute in the Bahamas. These cages are not currently used in the Gulf of Mexico, but represent one type of farming technology that could work in the region. NOAA/with permission from Kelly Martin hide caption
The Denver Broncos' Super Bowl victory against the Carolina Panthers was the third most-watched broadcast in U.S. television history. CBS also streamed the game online. Julie Jacobson/AP hide caption
Infomagical: WNYC's 'Note To Self' Tries To Make Information Overload Disappear
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