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Vermeer's 1663 work, Woman in Blue Reading a Letter, is back on display at the National Gallery after its first visit 20 years ago. Carola van Wijk/National Gallery of Art hide caption
U.S.-Funded Afghan Local Police Riddled With Corruption, Audit Finds
Vermeer's 1663 work, Woman in Blue Reading a Letter, is back on display at the National Gallery after its first visit 20 years ago. Carola van Wijk/National Gallery of Art hide caption
Vermeer's 'Woman In Blue' Returns To D.C., Hoping For Better Luck This Time
'Custer's Trials' Examines The Legacy Of A Complicated American Figure
Palestinian shoppers walk near Damascus Gate in Jerusalem's Old City, under the watchful eye of Israeli police and wall-mounted security cameras. Amid the recent violence, there's talk of placing cameras inside the city's most contested religious site, known as the Temple Mount to Jews and the Al-Aqsa mosque compound to Muslims. Daniella Cheslow for NPR hide caption
Proposed Cameras At Jerusalem Shrine Put The Focus On Mutual Mistrust
2 Former Pentagon Officials On The Future Of Syria And America's Role
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