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Officer Brian Cregg checks in with a man who says he is homeless and living in his car in Concord, N.H. In Concord, as in many parts of the Northeast, widespread use of meth is new, police say, and is changing how they approach interactions with people who seem to be delusional. Jesse Costa/WBUR hide caption
From The U.S. To Ukraine, 2 Giuliani Associates' Ties To Impeachment Inquiry
Fraud Case Against Exxon Could Impact Efforts To Curb Climate Change
CDC Studying Tissue To Try And Track Down Root Cause Of Vaping-Related Lung Damage
Cease-Fire Along Turkish-Syrian Border Appears To Be Holding
Justin Trudeau Remains Canada's Prime Minister Following Reelection By Slim Margin
Environment And Energy Collaborative
Questions Raised Over Whether The Cannabis Industry Is Contributing To Air Pollution
Questions Raised Over Whether The Cannabis Industry Is Contributing To Air Pollution
Nabia Drammeh, 27, a nurse, talks with Maram Ceesay, and her granddaughter, Awa at the Brufut Minor Health Center outside of Banjul, the capital of the Gambia. Awa's mother passed away during childbirth leaving Maram to look after her. The 2-year-old is being treated for pneumonia. Samantha Reinders for NPR hide caption
Fighting Pain Without Opioids: How One Nurse In The Gambia Does It
Acting U.S. Ambassador To Ukraine Testifies Before Members Of Congress
Politics
Democratic Rep. Sean Maloney Weighs In On Testimony From Top U.S. Diplomat In Ukraine
Democratic Rep. Sean Maloney Weighs In On Testimony From Top U.S. Diplomat In Ukraine
William Taylor, Head Of U.S. Embassy In Ukraine, Testifies Before House Committees
Chicago Teachers Strike Continues As Students And Parents Start To Feel The Toll
Politics
Trump's Comparison Of Impeachment Inquiry To Lynching Prompts Criticism From Congress
Trump's Comparison Of Impeachment Inquiry To Lynching Prompts Criticism From Congress
The Houston Astros' Roberto Osuna pitches against the New York Yankees during the American League Championship Series on Oct. 15. On Saturday night, the Astros' assistant general manager targeted a small cluster of female reporters with a profane defense of Osuna, who agreed to the equivalent of a restraining order after being accused in Canada of assaulting the mother of his child. Mike Stobe/Getty Images hide caption
Astros Executive's Rant At Reporters Draws Firestorm On Eve Of Series
U.S. Special Envoy To Syria Faces Lawmakers' Tough Questions On Withdrawing Troops
Vermont Girls' Soccer Team Protests For Equal Pay In Solidarity With USWNT
Protests In Chile's Capital City Show No Signs Of Stopping
Officer Brian Cregg checks in with a man who says he is homeless and living in his car in Concord, N.H. In Concord, as in many parts of the Northeast, widespread use of meth is new, police say, and is changing how they approach interactions with people who seem to be delusional. Jesse Costa/WBUR hide caption