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Cleanup crews roll through East Baton Rouge picking up debris from massive floods that ravaged the state last week. Ari Shapiro/NPR hide caption
Displaced Survivors Survey Damage After Quake Devastates Italian Towns
RuPaul on the set of his hit reality show, RuPaul's Drag Race. Logo TV hide caption
Shante, He Stays: RuPaul Reflects On Decades Of Drag — And 2 Emmy Nominations
Central Mayor Describes Outpouring Of Support After Louisiana Floods
U.S.-Backed Turkish Offensive In Syria Threatens Alliance With Kurds
Fish Killing Disease Shuts Down Stretch Of Yellowstone River In Montana
Nenosuke Yamamoto, 80, stands in the shed where he repairs bicycles in Tokyo. "I feel that if I keep on working, I might not age as much," he says. "I might not have dementia or other sorts of aging issues." Ina Jaffe/NPR hide caption
Pennsylvania's Senate Race Comes Down To Women In Philadelphia Suburbs
The cost of an EpiPen two-pack has risen more than 400 percent in recent years. The drug is used to halt severe allergic reactions. Joe Raedle/Getty Images hide caption
Cleanup crews roll through East Baton Rouge picking up debris from massive floods that ravaged the state last week. Ari Shapiro/NPR hide caption
Matthew Blair, a researcher at Tennessee State University, examines different varieties of amaranth growing in the university's experimental fields. Emily Siner/Nashville Public Radio hide caption
Hillary Clinton's April Interviews Offer Insight Into Media Strategy
Former White House Doctor Outlines Gray Areas In Candidates' Health
Secretary Of State Kerry Visits Saudi Arabia In Effort To End Yemen War
In 1959, Beethoven's Ninth Symphony was performed for the first time by an all-Chinese orchestra and sung in Mandarin. Courtesy of China National Symphony Orchecstra hide caption