All Things Considered
Temperatures are up and ice cover is down in the Arctic this year. Scientists say climate change is altering the region faster than other parts of the planet. Greenland Travel via Flickr hide caption
Across the Ohio River from Powhatan Transportation Center — owned by Murray Energy — is a power plant that services mines in West Virginia. Jessica Cheung/NPR hide caption
In Ohio Coal Country, Job Prospects Lie With Neither Coal Nor Trump's Promises
Senate Republicans will move "right after the first of the year" on a resolution to replace the Affordable Care Act, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell told reporters Monday. Mark Wilson/Getty Images hide caption
Obamacare's Demise Could Be Quicker Than Republicans Intend
Rep. Jeb Hensarling Outlines Future Of Financial Reforms Under Dodd-Frank
Pro-Regime Forces Reach Agreement With Syrian Rebels In Aleppo
Trump Nominates Rick Perry To Lead Department Of Energy
First Mention: Rick Perry Runs For Texas Agriculture Commissioner
Study Shows The U.S. Attracts An Elite Muslim And Hindu Population
President-elect Donald Trump is filling out his Cabinet with a lot of people who have spoken out against the missions of the agencies they are set to lead. Paul Sancya/AP hide caption
Trump's Cabinet Picks 'Take The Establishment And Shake It Upside Down'
Exxon Mobil CEO Rex Tillerson speaks to reporters after the annual Exxon Mobil shareholders meeting in 2014. LM Otero/AP hide caption
For Trump's Top Diplomat, Questions Loom About Conflicts Of Interest
Columbia Journalism Report Criticizes Exxon CEO's Position On Climate Change
Joe Ligon of The Mighty Clouds of Joy performs in Nashville in 2013. "He was the type of singer that would never sit down until he had torn the house up," says gospel singer Pastor Shirley Caesar. Rick Diamond/Getty Images for IEBA hide caption
'He Was Just That Anointed': Remembering Gospel Star Joe Ligon
'The Jingle King' Tracks Decline Of Original Music In Advertising
Red State Democrat Prepared To Work With Donald Trump On Trade
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Activists Look To Repeat Standing Rock Success In West Texas
Multiple Investigations Underway On Russian Ties To U.S. Election
Temperatures are up and ice cover is down in the Arctic this year. Scientists say climate change is altering the region faster than other parts of the planet. Greenland Travel via Flickr hide caption