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Dr. Jean-Jacques Muyembe first encountered Ebola in 1976, before it had been identified. Since then, from his post at the Congo National Institute for Biomedical Research, he has led the global search for a cure. Samantha Reinders for NPR hide caption
President Trump speaks during a campaign rally in Lexington, Ky., Monday. His efforts don't appear to have been enough to carry incumbent GOP Gov. Matt Bevin over the finish line. Susan Walsh/AP hide caption
Tuesday's Elections Show Impeachment Might Not Boost GOP As Much As It Hoped
Mexican Authorities Say Mistaken Identity Is Strongest Theory In Highway Killings
Dr. Jean-Jacques Muyembe first encountered Ebola in 1976, before it had been identified. Since then, from his post at the Congo National Institute for Biomedical Research, he has led the global search for a cure. Samantha Reinders for NPR hide caption
This Congolese Doctor Discovered Ebola But Never Got Credit For It — Until Now
Federal Judge Throws Out 'Conscience Rights' Rule For Health Care Workers
Violence In Mexico Is Driving A Growing Number Of People To Ask The U.S. For Asylum
The preliminary results described Wednesday come from two patients with multiple myeloma and one with sarcoma. This was just a first safety test, the scientists say, and was not designed to measure whether such a treatment would work. Jure Gasparic/EyeEm/Getty Images hide caption
CRISPR Approach To Fighting Cancer Called 'Promising' In 1st Safety Test
Former House Intel Chair Mike Rogers Weighs In On The Polarization Of The Committee
Democrats Win Big In Virginia As Voters Keep National Politics In Mind
For The Final Finishers Of The NYC Marathon, It's More Than A Test Of Fitness
Uber Drivers Protest Rejection Of Labor Law That Would Extend Protections To Millions
Supreme Court Justices Searching For A Compromise In Major Environmental Case
Mike Lofgren, a former congressional staffer, wrote The Deep State in 2016. While the term is now widely in use, it's not in the way that Lofgren intended. He appears here on a PBS program hosted by commentator Bill Moyers. Moyers & Company/Screenshot by NPR hide caption
The Man Who Popularized The 'Deep State' Doesn't Like The Way It's Used
ABC News anchor Amy Robach complained in a leaked video that the network "quashed" her interview with Virginia Roberts Giuffre, an accuser of Jeffrey Epstein. Cindy Ord/Getty Images for Mount Sinai Health System hide caption
ABC News Defends Its Epstein Coverage After Leaked Video Of Anchor
Lithium-Ion Batteries Help Power Civilizations, But How Can They Be Recycled?
Trumpeter and composer Nicholas Payton drew controversy in 2011 with his rejection of the word "jazz." Now, he's reimagining black music with a new symphony. Jennifer Coombes/Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Nicholas Payton Reimagines Musical Tradition With 'Black American Symphony'
Jeff Sessions Expected To Announce A Comeback Bid For Alabama Senate Seat
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