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Andrew Downs, senior regional director for the southern region of the Appalachian Trail Conservancy, stands at the approximate spot where the pipeline would cross underground. Becky Sullivan/NPR hide caption
News Of Election Interference Briefing Sets Off National Intelligence Shakeup
Andrew Downs, senior regional director for the southern region of the Appalachian Trail Conservancy, stands at the approximate spot where the pipeline would cross underground. Becky Sullivan/NPR hide caption
Supreme Court Pipeline Fight Could Disrupt How The Appalachian Trail Is Run
From vocal delivery to melodic hooks, from lyrics to production: Kevin Parker has elevated his craft on The Slow Rush. Matt Sav/Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Review: On 'The Slow Rush,' Tame Impala Masks Inner Turmoil With Sonic Euphoria
How Russia And Other Foreign Actors Sow Disinformation In Elections
Housing Secretary Ben Carson Discusses Homelessness Solutions After LA Visit
Many Hurdles Remain, But Afghan Peace Process Begins With 7-Day Cease-Fire
Iran Voting Turnout In Question Due To Limited Choice — And Coronavirus Scare
Authorities say Wells Fargo bank managers were aware of illegal conduct as early as 2002 but allowed it to continue until 2016. Christopher Dilts/Bloomberg via Getty Images hide caption
Wells Fargo Paying $3 Billion To Settle U.S. Case Over Fraudulent Customer Accounts
Yes, Al Pacino (seen here with Logan Lerman) is in Hunters, Amazon's new show about a band of Nazi hunters in the 1970s, but he's not the most interesting thing about it. Christopher Saunders/Amazon Studios, Prime Video hide caption
In South Korea, Over 200 Are Now Infected With The New Coronavirus
Some Fear White House Is Destroying Or Failing To Keep Public Records
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