All Things Considered for December 26, 2016 Hear the All Things Considered program for December 26, 2016
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Dawn Tachell looks at the trash and debris that have collected in her community. Conditions in the neighborhood have become so bad that some people have abandoned their houses and moved out. Jed Conklin for NPR hide caption
Mourners raise their fists during a night rally in honor of Alton Sterling outside the Triple S Food Mart in Baton Rouge, La., on July 11. Sterling was one of several men killed in police shootings this year. Gerald Herbert/AP hide caption
Kacey Musgraves Invites You To Spend Christmas On An Island Paradise
Dawn Tachell looks at the trash and debris that have collected in her community. Conditions in the neighborhood have become so bad that some people have abandoned their houses and moved out. Jed Conklin for NPR hide caption
Social Entrepreneurs: Taking On World Problems
Mobile Home Park Owners Can Spoil An Affordable American Dream
Cybersecurity presents an early challenge for the incoming president, Donald Trump. Jabin Botsford/The Washington Post/Getty Images hide caption
Google Backs A New Digital World, But What About The Real New World?
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A woman talks with members of the Chicago Police Department at the scene where at least six people were shot on Sunday. Dozens of people were shot over the holiday weekend in Chicago. Armando L. Sanchez/Chicago Tribune/TNS via Getty Images hide caption
New Reporting Shows Ghost Ship Warehouse Was All But Invisible To Oakland Fire Dept.
'Fences' And 'Hidden Figures' Explore Race, And More, In Midcentury America
Customers wait in line outside for a table at the Carnegie Deli. Drew Angerer/Getty Images hide caption
After 8 Decades And Countless Pastrami Sandwiches, New York's Carnegie Deli Folds
In Colombia, Criminal Gangs Muscle Into Areas Once Controlled By Guerrillas
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