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Berkshire, the camp director, and other mentors spend one-on-one time with campers. One child said they feel like this is their "real" home and the other home they live in full time is a "backup." Kavitha Cardoza for NPR hide caption
After The Water--How Climate Change And Flash Flooding Are Altering Ellicott City, Maryland
How A Proposal To Reduce Flood Risk In Ellicott City Nearly Destroyed The Community
How A Proposal To Reduce Flood Risk In Ellicott City Nearly Destroyed The Community
A Kurd living in Cyprus shouts slogans in front of the U.S. Embassy in Nicosia, Cyprus, on Thursday to protest Turkey's offensive into Syria. The protesters chanted slogans condemning Turkey's military action and urging the withdrawal of Turkish forces. Petros Karadjias/AP hide caption
Christian Leaders Say Turkish Invasion Of Syria Raises Risk Of 'Genocide'
Berkshire, the camp director, and other mentors spend one-on-one time with campers. One child said they feel like this is their "real" home and the other home they live in full time is a "backup." Kavitha Cardoza for NPR hide caption
U.S. Allies Alarmed On First Day Of Turkish Offensive In Kurdish-Controlled Syria
Itzel Alarcon recently moved into a rental development near Denver. She says she's renting for now because she saw relatives hurt by the housing crash and is worried that home values might drop again. Chris Arnold/NPR hide caption
Former Today Show Host Matt Lauer Accused Of Rape At 2014 Sochi Olympics
3 Researchers Win Nobel Prize In Chemistry For Work With Lithium-Ion Batteries
Swedish Academy To Name 2 Nobel Laureates in Literature In 2019, After Missing 2018
California Utility PG&E Implements Blackouts To Try And Prevent Wildfires
Democratic Presidential Hopeful Beto O'Rourke On Privacy And Immigration
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