All Things Considered for November 14, 2021 : NPR

COVID will be with us for the next several years, says UCSF Medicine chair

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In drought-plagued New Mexico, farmer places high hopes in infrastructure bill

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An island nations representative says COP26 failed to set actionable response plan

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The factors driving 'Striketober'

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The NRA after Columbine

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The NRA after Columbine

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Doug Emhoff is America's first second gentleman. In Paris, he showed what that means

Second gentleman Douglas Emhoff looks up as he tours an exhibition at the Petit Palais museum with French first lady Brigitte Macron and artist Jean-Michel Othoniel, right. Ian Langsdon/AP hide caption

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Politics

Doug Emhoff is America's first second gentleman. In Paris, he showed what that means

by Asma Khalid

Doug Emhoff is America's first second gentleman. In Paris, he showed what that means

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Television

'Gentefied' show creators on bringing humor to heavy issues in season 2

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Obituaries

Weekend All Things Considered remembers NPR books editor Petra Mayer

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All Things Considered

Health

COVID will be with us for the next several years, says UCSF Medicine chair

COVID will be with us for the next several years, says UCSF Medicine chair

National

In drought-plagued New Mexico, farmer places high hopes in infrastructure bill

In drought-plagued New Mexico, farmer places high hopes in infrastructure bill

Climate

An island nations representative says COP26 failed to set actionable response plan

An island nations representative says COP26 failed to set actionable response plan

Business

The factors driving 'Striketober'

The factors driving 'Striketober'

Investigations

The NRA after Columbine

The NRA after Columbine

Politics

Doug Emhoff is America's first second gentleman. In Paris, he showed what that means

Doug Emhoff is America's first second gentleman. In Paris, he showed what that means

Television

'Gentefied' show creators on bringing humor to heavy issues in season 2

'Gentefied' show creators on bringing humor to heavy issues in season 2

Obituaries

Weekend All Things Considered remembers NPR books editor Petra Mayer

Weekend All Things Considered remembers NPR books editor Petra Mayer

All Things Considered