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Jamila Aamer is the head chef at the Amal Women's Training Center. To date, she's trained more than 100 students. Rebecca Rosman/for NPR hide caption
Sen. Angus King Weighs In On Russia's Latest Political Cyberattack Attempt
Jakiw Palij immigrated to the U.S. in 1949. According to U.S. authorities, he concealed his Nazi service. Department of Justice hide caption
What's Changed In Afghanistan Since President Trump Decided To Stay
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Pentagon Officials Say They're Concerned About Drop In Admissions Of Iraqi Refugees
Pentagon Officials Say They're Concerned About Drop In Admissions Of Iraqi Refugees
Trump's Former Attorney Pleading Guilty To Tax Fraud And Other Charges
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Guidelines for cervical cancer screening have changed to allow HPV testing alone for women over 30. Science Photo Library/Getty Images hide caption
For Cervical Cancer Screening, Women Over 30 Can Now Choose The HPV Test Only
British Foreign Secretary Calls For U.S. And Europe To Unite In Response To Russia
Jamila Aamer is the head chef at the Amal Women's Training Center. To date, she's trained more than 100 students. Rebecca Rosman/for NPR hide caption
By Becoming Chefs, Stigmatized Women In Morocco Find Hope And Freedom
Congressman Adam Schiff Reacts To Manafort Verdict And Cohen's Guilty Plea
Microsoft Says It Discovered — And Stopped — Attempted Cyberattack Tied To Russia
U.S. Inmates Plan Nationwide Prison Strike To Protest Labor Conditions
Trump's Former Lawyer Michael Cohen Reaches Plea Deal With Federal Authorities
Trump Administration Proposes New Plan To Regulate Carbon Emissions From Coal
"We covered a wide range of issues, and it was very helpful, very productive and very important," Sen. Susan Collins said of her meeting with Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh on Tuesday. Zach Gibson/Getty Images hide caption
Collins Says Supreme Court Nominee Kavanaugh Called Roe v. Wade 'Settled Law'
The vast majority of survivors of sexual assaults and harassment never report what happened to them. But now "there's an app for that." Actually several. Klaus Vedfelt/Getty Images hide caption
How Smartphone Apps Could Change The Way Sexual Assault Is Reported
Criminal Defense Attorney Solomon Wisenberg Discusses Manafort Verdict
Jury In Manafort Trial Reaches Verdict On 8 Charges, Judge Declares Mistrial On Others
Former U.S. Attorney Responds To Manafort Verdict And Cohen's Plea Deal
Rep. Chris Stewart, Of The House Intelligence Committee, Discusses Manafort Verdict
Michael Avenatti Responds To Guilty Plea From Trump's Former Attorney Michael Cohen
The logo for Facebook appears on screens at the Nasdaq MarketSite in New York. Richard Drew/AP hide caption