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All Things Considered for April 10, 2018

Most Americans Feel They've Lost Control Of Their Online Data

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Most Americans Feel They've Lost Control Of Their Online Data

Most Americans Feel They've Lost Control Of Their Online Data

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Syrian Defector: Assad Forces Targeted, Killed Journalist Marie Colvin

New evidence presented in a Washington, D.C., federal court claims that American journalist Marie Colvin, right, was killed in a targeted assassination by the Syrian regime in 2012. Arthur Edwards/AP hide caption

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Syrian Defector: Assad Forces Targeted, Killed Journalist Marie Colvin

Syrian Defector: Assad Forces Targeted, Killed Journalist Marie Colvin

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All Things Considered for April 9, 2018

California Lawmakers Consider How To Regulate Home Schools After Abuse Discovery

Toys left by neighbors for the Turpin's children sit on the front of the home of David and Louise Turpin in Perris, Calif., on Jan. 24, 2018. The Turpins are accused of abusing their 13 children, ranging from 2 to 29, before they were rescued on Jan. 14 from their home in Perris. Damian Dovarganes/AP hide caption

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California Lawmakers Consider How To Regulate Home Schools After Abuse Discovery KVCR

California Lawmakers Consider How To Regulate Home Schools After Abuse Discovery

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All Things Considered for April 8, 2018

A Career Trucker Helps To Steer The Path For Self-Driving Trucks

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A Career Trucker Helps To Steer The Path For Self-Driving Trucks

A Career Trucker Helps To Steer The Path For Self-Driving Trucks

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After MLK's Death, Coretta Scott King Went To Memphis To Finish His Work

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After MLK's Death, Coretta Scott King Went To Memphis To Finish His Work

After MLK's Death, Coretta Scott King Went To Memphis To Finish His Work

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All Things Considered for April 7, 2018

Don't Put Yourself In A Box, Unless It's On Twitter: Detroit Poet Reads #NPRpoetry

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Don't Put Yourself In A Box, Unless It's On Twitter: Detroit Poet Reads #NPRpoetry

Don't Put Yourself In A Box, Unless It's On Twitter: Detroit Poet Reads #NPRpoetry

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All Things Considered for April 6, 2018

Cut Chemist's latest album Die Cut incorporates new wave synth rock, country and pop into the DJ's spin cycle.

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Cut Chemist's 'Die Cut' Asks You To Listen Closely

Cut Chemist's 'Die Cut' Asks You To Listen Closely

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Los Alamitos Mayor Pro Tem Warren Kusumoto argues his small city is caught in the middle of a legal fight between the Trump administration and the state of California.

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Conservative California Cities Revolt Against State's Anti-Trump Policies

Conservative California Cities Revolt Against State's Anti-Trump Policies

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