All Things Considered
Labs are now churning out large white diamonds that are indistinguishable from those found in nature. The diamond on the left is lab-grown, while the uncut version of the one on the right was created by millions of years of intense pressure. Michael Rubenstein for NPR hide caption
Trump's Dispute With Las Vegas Hotel Employees Poses Potential Conflict
The Tri-Pro Forest Products facility in Orofino, Idaho, closed in October after operators said they didn't have a steady enough supply of logs to keep the sawmill running and profitable. Kirk Siegler/NPR hide caption
In Idaho Lumber Country, Trump Voters Wait To See If He Can Jumpstart Jobs
President-elect Donald Trump, seen here on Nov. 22, spoke with Pakistan's Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on Wednesday. Trump showered praise on Sharif despite the tensions between the two countries in recent years. Spencer Platt/Getty Images hide caption
Aversion To Fidel Castro Spans Generations Of Cuban-American Families
Trump Transition Team Holds 'Listening Session' With Veterans Groups
U.N. Human Rights Officials Highlight Signs Of Genocide In South Sudan
A man clears the debris from a destroyed convenience store in Rosalie, Ala., on Thursday, the day after a reported tornado struck the area. Brynn Anderson/AP hide caption
Labs are now churning out large white diamonds that are indistinguishable from those found in nature. The diamond on the left is lab-grown, while the uncut version of the one on the right was created by millions of years of intense pressure. Michael Rubenstein for NPR hide caption
Trump Likely To Face Challenges In Plan To Revitalize Manufacturing
'Incorporated' Imagines Dystopian Future Where Corporations Run The World
President-elect Donald Trump pauses for photographs with investor Wilbur Ross at the Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, N.J., on Nov. 20. Trump plans to nominate Ross to serve as commerce secretary. Carolyn Kaster/AP hide caption
5 Questions About Donald Trump's Cabinet Picks And His Economic Plan
Tenor William Burden, pictured at the far left, plays George Bailey in the new production. Karen Almond/Houston Grand Opera hide caption
Vermont Refugee Group Preparing For Syrians In Rutland
Vermont Finalizes Rules Limiting Opiate Prescriptions
Erika Shields Will Be Atlanta's Next Police Chief
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