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Qiao Guohua patrols a 5-mile stretch of the Great Wall of China. Roughly a third of the wall's 12,000 miles have crumbled to dust, and saving what's left may be the world's greatest challenge in cultural preservation. Anthony Kuhn/NPR hide caption
Trump Won't Participate In Fox News Debate; Feud With Network Escalates
Hull stands in a room of his home decorated with photos of movie star John Wayne. "He was the only hero we had growing up. No one beats the Duke. You never heard about the Duke giving up," Hull says. Gordon King for NPR hide caption
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Perry Campaigning For Cruz: No One Is More Prepared To Be Commander In Chief
Qiao Guohua patrols a 5-mile stretch of the Great Wall of China. Roughly a third of the wall's 12,000 miles have crumbled to dust, and saving what's left may be the world's greatest challenge in cultural preservation. Anthony Kuhn/NPR hide caption
Abe Vigoda, Tessio In 'The Godfather' And Fish In 'Barney Miller,' Dies At 94
Why The Indictments In Planned Parenthood's Video Case Are Unusual
"Get in line" is what William Anderson, former chairman of the Moapa Band of Paiutes, says of the current take-back-federal-lands movement. Kirk Siegler/NPR hide caption
N.J. To Take Over Atlantic City's Finances To Try To Reduce City's Debt
Pregnant women infected by the Zika virus are concerned about the possible link to a birth defect. Above: Angelica Prato of Colombia has a checkup. Schneyder Mendoza /AFP/Getty Images hide caption
Is It Realistic To Recommend Delaying Pregnancy During Zika Outbreak?
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Oregon Refuge Occupation: Arrests, 1 Killed In Related Traffic Stop
7 Months Without A Budget, Ill. Gov. Rauner To Deliver State Address
Republican presidential candidate and Ohio Gov. John Kasich at a campaign stop Tuesday in New Boston, N.H. Matt Rourke/AP hide caption