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Dot Thurby with some of the thousands of water bottles the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs distributes to members every day. Katia Riddle/Katia Riddle hide caption
Social workers say the Texas abortion law further harms victims of rape or incest
Steve Bannon appeared in court after refusing to comply with Jan. 6 panel's subpoena
Veronica Vargas helps her children get ready for bed. The three boys sleep in the back of the SUV while Vargas and her partner, Alex, work the overnight shift. Rachel Wisniewski for NPR hide caption
With American journalist Danny Fenster released, what's next for U.S. and Myanmar?
Dot Thurby with some of the thousands of water bottles the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs distributes to members every day. Katia Riddle/Katia Riddle hide caption
Tribes hope infrastructure law means they'll finally get clean drinking water
Debris from Russia's antisatellite weapons test is a hazard for ISS astronauts
Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle asks fans to prove their vaccination status with the CLEAR Health Pass app Martin Kaste/Martin Kaste hide caption
There's an app to help prove vax status, but experts say choose wisely
Chile's president faces impeachment for what his critics call a conflict of interest
Biden signs order to address violence against Native people at tribal nations summit
Courtney Barnett's new album has pep talks for the pandemic and beyond
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