All Things Considered for February 5, 2020 Hear the All Things Considered program for February 5, 2020
All Things Considered
A delivery person wears a protective mask and suit as he delivers packages by bicycle on Saturday in Wuhan, China. Getty Images hide caption
What Americans Thought Of The Conclusion Of The Impeachment Trial, Part 1
Iowa Remains Undecided, But Campaigns Are Moving On To New Hampshire
An Arabic 'Sesame Street,' For Refugee Children In The Middle East
How The Impeachment Vote Affects The Balance Of Power In The Federal Government
Saving The World, One Invention At A Time
The U.S. Government Is Sharing Its Test For The New Coronavirus
Cliff Hartman, sometimes called the unofficial "mayor," sleeps on his boat but keeps a camp on Wisteria island. Greg Allen/NPR hide caption
Who Owns Florida's Wisteria Island, A Developer Or The Government? Judge To Decide
The Secrecy Around The Iowa Caucus App, And What It Means For Election Security
Venezuela Opposition Leader Juan Guaidó Meets With President Trump At White House
What Americans Thought Of The Conclusion Of The Impeachment Trial, Part 2
Report Finds An Opioid Addiction Medication Is Scarce In Places Which Need It Most
Journalists Boycotted A Boris Johnson Briefing. Can They Keep Up A United Front?
A delivery person wears a protective mask and suit as he delivers packages by bicycle on Saturday in Wuhan, China. Getty Images hide caption
Actor Kirk Douglas, shown above at 39, was born Issur Danielovitch in New York to Russian-Jewish parents. He would later tell his own children that they didn't have his "advantage of being born into abject poverty." Hulton Archive/Getty Images hide caption
Kirk Douglas, Hollywood Tough Guy And 'Spartacus' Superstar, Dies At 103
Searching for a song you heard between stories? We've retired music buttons on these pages. Learn more here.