All Things Considered
Protesters disrupted a U.S. side event on the future importance of fossil fuels at the COP24 conference in Katowice, Poland, on Monday. Separately, U.S. negotiators are helping to write a rule book that will help countries reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Frank Jordans/AP hide caption
Dueling U.S. Agendas As U.N. Climate Change Summit Enters Crucial Final Week
Education Department Plans To Fix Flawed Federal Grant Program
British Prime Minister Theresa May Postpones U.K. Vote On Brexit
Where William Barr, Trump's Pick To Be Next Attorney General, Stands On Immigration
President Trump announced Saturday that White House chief of staff John Kelly would be leaving the administration by the end of the year. Alex Wong/Getty Images hide caption
Former Texas GOP Rep. Blake Farenthold has denied allegations from a former aide that he sexually harassed her, but he used taxpayer funds to settle a claim. Congress is working to change the current system and make lawmakers personally liable. Susan Walsh/AP hide caption
Time Is Running Short For Congress' Sexual Harassment Bill
"I'm out here still updating and like, you have to interact with these updates," Earl Sweatshirt says. Kat Lonsdorf/NPR hide caption
Earl Sweatshirt On Resentment, Growth And Giving Yourself A Chance
Politics
Democratic Rep. Eric Swalwell Weighs In On Updates In Special Counsel's Investigation
Democratic Rep. Eric Swalwell Weighs In On Updates In Special Counsel's Investigation
How The New Filings In The Michael Cohen Case Put President Trump In Legal Jeopardy
French President Macron Makes Concessions To 'Yellow Vest' Protesters
U.S. And Philippines To End 117-Year-Old Feud As Church Bells Return
Why Scientists Are Talking About Attribution Science And What It Is
