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On Eve Of U.K. Visit, Trump Weighs In On Prime Minister Pick, Brexit
Risking Mexico Retaliatory Tariffs Would Be Another Blow To U.S. Farmers
'Superbugs' Book Chronicles Rise Of Antibiotic-Resistant Pathogens
T.K. Thorne says the $20 monthly solar fee she pays to Alabama Power will double the time it will take to pay off her rooftop solar system. Julia Simon for NPR hide caption
A Malaysian Musang King durian, much sought after by consumers in China. Michael Sullivan for NPR hide caption
Chef Leah Chase stands outside her famous Creole restaurant, Dooky Chase's, in March 2007. Two years earlier it was flooded out during Hurricane Katrina. Cheryl Gerber/AP hide caption
Director Aviva Kempner Documents The Baseball Catcher Who Fought Nazis
The Algebra Mothers were cult favorites in Detroit's rebellious punk rock scene in the 1970s. The band is now enjoying a resurgence, thanks in part to help from Jack White's label — Third Man Records in Detroit. Christopher Morgan/Courtesy of the Algebra Mothers hide caption
Punk Band Algebra Mothers Enjoys A Resurgence, With A Little Help From Jack White
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