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How Tariffs Could Help And Hurt The Solar Industry

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Energy

How Tariffs Could Help And Hurt The Solar Industry

The U.S. solar industry is bracing for possible tariffs or quotas on imported solar panels. Such action could have very different consequences on different parts of the industry.

PHOTOS: Indonesia At A Crossroads

Women walk through Istiqlal Mosque, on a recent Sunday, in Jakarta, Indonesia. The fourth-largest country in the world is also one of the most diverse. Indonesia is a democracy, with a larger Muslim population than the entire Arab world combined. Claire Harbage/NPR hide caption

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Parallels

PHOTOS: Indonesia At A Crossroads

by Claire Harbage, Matt Ozug, Ari Shapiro

7 min

PHOTOS: Indonesia At A Crossroads

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Facebook's Advertising Tools Complicate Efforts To Stop Russian Interference

Sen. Amy Klobuchar, D-Minn., (left) and Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., holds a news conference Oct. 19 to introduce legislation designed to increase the transparency of political ads on Facebook, Twitter and other social media platforms. Drew Angerer/Getty Images hide caption

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All Tech Considered

Facebook's Advertising Tools Complicate Efforts To Stop Russian Interference

by Aarti Shahani

4 min

Facebook's Advertising Tools Complicate Efforts To Stop Russian Interference

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The 'World Wide Funk' Of Bootsy Collins

Bootsy Collins' new album, World Wide Funk, is available Oct. 27. Michael Weintrob/Courtesy of the artist hide caption

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Music Interviews

The 'World Wide Funk' Of Bootsy Collins

by Mary Louise Kelly, Monika Evstatieva

8 min

The 'World Wide Funk' Of Bootsy Collins

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Kenya Declares President Kenyatta Winner Of Disputed Election

President Uhuru Kenyatta casts his vote during the general elections. Kenyatta was the declared the winner of the disputed rerun of Kenya's presidential election. Anadolu Agency/Getty Images hide caption

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The Two-Way

Kenya Declares President Kenyatta Winner Of Disputed Election

by Eyder Peralta

2 min

Kenya Declares President Kenyatta Winner Of Disputed Election

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Lingering Power Outage In Puerto Rico Strains Health Care System

Dr. Eduardo Ibarra checks the blood pressure of Carmen Garcia Lavoy in the Toa Baja area of Puerto Rico. He's been making house calls in the area with nurse Erika Rodriguez. Jason Beaubien/NPR hide caption

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Shots - Health News

Lingering Power Outage In Puerto Rico Strains Health Care System

by Jason Beaubien

3 min

Lingering Power Outage In Puerto Rico Strains Health Care System

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How Tariffs Could Help And Hurt The Solar Industry

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How Tariffs Could Help And Hurt The Solar Industry

by Cassandra Profita, Grace Hood

4 min

How Tariffs Could Help And Hurt The Solar Industry

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