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ISIS Recruits Criminals To Carry Out Attacks In Europe, Report Finds
Investigating The Wells Fargo Scandal
Fired Wells Fargo Employees Allege Attempts To Blow The Whistle
"From the outside, this record might feel like a kind of ethnomusicology project or some kind of polemic or political record, but it's really just very, very personal," Riz says. Erez Avissar/Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Heems And Riz MC On 'Rapping And Writing From A Very Personal Place'
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Rebecca Hall, haunting and haunted as TV reporter Christine Chubbuck Joe Anderson/Courtesy of The Orchard hide caption
A 'Television First' Becomes A Compelling Character Study In 'Christine'
Platform Check: Clinton, Trump Sharply Divided On Approach To Russia
Department Of Justice Investigates Overcrowding At Alabama Prisons
Adam Miller, 28, and Robert Miller, 32, placed a 4-by-8 Trump campaign sign on their family's used car lot in Dillsburg, Pa. The two men say they feel disenfranchised in a country that is becoming more diverse. Both say they believe their lives will be better if Donald Trump is elected instead of Hillary Clinton. Jeff Brady/NPR hide caption
Some Business Owners Say This Election Makes Campaign Signs Worth The Risk
Debbie Deagle holds a photo of her son Stephen and herself. Martha Bebinger/WBUR hide caption
In 'Desierto,' A Sniper Hunts Mexican Immigrants Along The U.S. Border
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