All Things Considered
Cyndy Bulson now volunteers at Stocking, helping monitor kids in the morning, serving breakfast and chaperoning field trips. Elissa Nadworny/NPR hide caption
Surge Of Migrants Cross Mediterranean Sea From North Africa
Smugglers Modify Routes As EU Works To Stem Flow Of Migrants
On Memorial Day, Listener Remembers Ex-Boyfriend Who Died In Vietnam
In 'The Dresser,' Anthony Hopkins Brilliantly Comes Undone
Skeptical Of Tech, Donald Trump Rejects Big Data's Role In Politics
National Security
U.S. Intelligence Chief Warns Hackers May Be Spying On Presidential Candidates
U.S. Intelligence Chief Warns Hackers May Be Spying On Presidential Candidates
Harvard Graduate Student's Speech Resonates With Educators
In 'Unlocking The Cage,' A Man Fights To Achieve Legal Rights For Animals
Air Force Captain Remembers Classmate Who Died In Afghanistan
Chad's Former President Convicted Of War Crimes In Senegal Trial
Rwanda is known as "le pays des milles collines" -- the land of a thousand hills. Weather varies by altitude; for farmers, detailed forecasts can make a huge difference. Francesco Fiondella/International Research Institute for Climate and Society hide caption
Turns Out You Do Need A Weatherman To Know Which Way The Wind Blew
Cyndy Bulson now volunteers at Stocking, helping monitor kids in the morning, serving breakfast and chaperoning field trips. Elissa Nadworny/NPR hide caption
What One District's Data Mining Did For Chronic Absence
Nancy Shilts helped maintain a round-the-clock vigil at St. Frances X. Cabrini Church in Scituate, Mass., for nearly 12 years to protest its closure. Here, Shilts is shown on May 29, before the final service at the church. Steven Senne/AP hide caption
After 11-Year Vigil, Massachusetts Catholic Church Holds Final Service
Reports Of Brutal Rape In India, Brazil Ignite National Debate
Retired Army Officer Remembers Co-Worker Who Was Killed In Afghanistan
Roman Borisovich is a Russian banker-turned-anti-corruption activist and founder of ClampK, the Campaign for Legislation Against Money-laundering in Property by Kleptocrats. Here Borisovich stands in front of a multi-million dollar London house owned by Dmitry Firtash, a Ukrainian billionaire indicted in the U.S. for money-laundering. Lauren Frayer for NPR hide caption