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All Things Considered
Jowan Osterlund holds a microchip implant in Stockholm in 2017. His company, Biohax International, is a leading provider of the devices in Sweden. James Brooks/AP hide caption
How The Fallout From Jamal Khashoggi's Death Is Playing Out Inside Saudi Arabia
Florida Election Officials Working To Make Voting Possible For Panhandle Residents
National Security
U.S. Military Acknowledges American General Was Wounded During Deadly Kandahar Attack
U.S. Military Acknowledges American General Was Wounded During Deadly Kandahar Attack
Some sixty "Opiod Overdose Kits" have been added defibrillator boxes in Bridgewater State University dorms and academic buildings like this one. Tovia Smith / NPR hide caption
Hurricane Michael's Damage To Communications Systems Has Slowed Recovery
A major study published Monday finds that widely prescribed antipsychotic drugs like haloperidol are no more effective than a placebo for treating delirium. Nehru Sulejmanovski/Getty Images hide caption
Migrant Caravan Rests In Southern Mexico Before Continuing March Toward The U.S.
Trump Threatens Aid Cuts To Central American Countries In Response To Migrant Caravan
Despite a new congressional mandate to set minimum seat widths and legroom standards, the FAA is unlikely to expand airline seat size anytime soon. Johan Marengrd/EyeEm/Getty Images hide caption
Cramped Legroom On Flights Unlikely To Change, Despite Congressional Mandate
Jowan Osterlund holds a microchip implant in Stockholm in 2017. His company, Biohax International, is a leading provider of the devices in Sweden. James Brooks/AP hide caption
Cher's dance anthem "Believe" was released 20 years ago this month. Rick Stewart/Getty hide caption
Trump Makes Multiple Trips To Nevada To Campaign For Sen. Dean Heller's Re-Election
This Portrait Is Reminiscent Of A Rembrandt But Artificial Intelligence Created It
Costco Builds Nebraska Supply Chain For Its $5 Rotisserie Chickens
'In My Father's House' Explores How Crime Spreads Through Generations
Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross attends a July speech by President Trump in Granite City, Ill. The Supreme Court has temporarily shielded Ross from having to sit for questioning under oath for the 2020 census citizenship question lawsuits. Whitney Curtis/Getty Images hide caption
Supreme Court Blocks Commerce Secretary Questioning In Census Lawsuits, For Now
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