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All Things Considered
Antonio Jimenez (L) and his father Antonio Garcia at their home in Portland, Ore. Jimenez, a 16-year-old high school junior, has been trying to develop his basketball skills during the pandemic by training in small groups with other players and shooting several hundred jump shots daily at home. Tom Goldman/NPR hide caption
Chuck Hagel, then U.S. defense secretary, speaks during a media conference at NATO headquarters in Brussels in 2015. Virginia Mayo/AP hide caption
Biden Transition Updates
Ex-Defense Secretary Hagel Says GOP Hesitation On Election Is 'Hurting Our Country'
Ex-Defense Secretary Hagel Says GOP Hesitation On Election Is 'Hurting Our Country'
Israel Rushes To Advance A New Settlement While President Trump Is Still In Office
Antonio Jimenez (L) and his father Antonio Garcia at their home in Portland, Ore. Jimenez, a 16-year-old high school junior, has been trying to develop his basketball skills during the pandemic by training in small groups with other players and shooting several hundred jump shots daily at home. Tom Goldman/NPR hide caption
The Coronavirus Crisis
While Pro And College Athletes Fight Through A Pandemic, Kids Have A Tougher Path
While Pro And College Athletes Fight Through A Pandemic, Kids Have A Tougher Path
Biden And Harris Address The U.S. Economy And Lay Out Their Plans For Recovery
Deaf Community Debates Sign For 'Joe Biden' In American Sign Language
Obama On Racial Issues During His Presidency Through Lens Of His New Memoir
Medical Treatments
Chief Medical Officer On Moderna Coronavirus Vaccine Said To Be Nearly 95% Effective
Chief Medical Officer On Moderna Coronavirus Vaccine Said To Be Nearly 95% Effective
What Colleges And Students Should Expect From A Biden Administration
Trump To Order Troop Withdrawal From Afghanistan And Iraq, A Source Confirms
Choreographer JaQuel Knight is on a mission to copyright his dance routines. "It's to protect the creator from these huge corporations that come in and take advantage," he says. Andres Norwood/Courtesy of the artist hide caption
He Choreographed 'Single Ladies' And 'WAP.' Now He's Got A Bigger Mission
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