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Farmers and chefs looking for their perfect match at Bluejacket, a restaurant and brewery in Washington, D.C. Dan Charles/NPR hide caption
Funeral Service Will Remember Gene Cernan, Last Man To Walk On The Moon
A mobile clinic outside Mombassa, Kenya, provides women in rural areas with family planning options like contraceptive implants and offers cervical cancer screening as well. Jonathan Torgovnik/Getty Images hide caption
Trump Bans U.S. Funding For Groups That 'Promote' Abortion Overseas
The Kunlun Red Stars, China's hockey team, warm up before a game. Rob Schmitz/NPR hide caption
Trump Takes On Ambitious Plan To Eliminate Terrorism By Radical Islamists
James Bounds is a West Virginia miner with black lung disease; it took him 4 1/2 years to get compensation benefits. A provision in Obamacare later made qualifying for those benefits much easier. Kara Lofton/West Virginia Public Broadcasting hide caption
Obamacare Repeal Threatens A Health Benefit Popular In Coal Country
Attention Turns To Hollywood For This Year's Academy Award Nominations
Farmers and chefs looking for their perfect match at Bluejacket, a restaurant and brewery in Washington, D.C. Dan Charles/NPR hide caption
'Speed Dating' For Farmers And Chefs: ISO A Perfect Local-Food Match
India Expands Ban On What Politicians May Not Say To Attract Voters
The Food and Drug Administration headquarters in Silver Spring, Md. The FDA is one of a number of federal agencies with wide-ranging regulatory power intended to protect Americans. Andrew Harnik/AP hide caption
President Trump To Cut Regulations By '75 Percent' — How Real Is That?
When women express a lot of ambition in the workplace, research shows they pay a price. PeopleImages/Getty Images hide caption
Lawsuit Claims Foreign Payments To Trump's Businesses Violate Constitution
Rain and radio towers in Austin, Texas. Scientists found that turning off steady beam lights on towers reduced bird fatalities by 70 percent. Cherry Bream/Flickr hide caption
How To Make Broadcast Towers More Bird-Friendly: Turn Off Some Lights
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