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Actress Ashley Judd and her friend, Ted Klontz, outside Nashville, Tenn. Jill Glaser/StoryCorps hide caption
Arizona Prisons Face Federal Sanctions Over Prisoners' Health Care
The Waldorf Astoria Hotel's Backstory Illuminates China's Ambitions
Russian politician Alexander Torshin, standing next to then-Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, attends a ceremony at the Kremlin in 2011. Torshin is a lifetime member of the National Rifle Association and says he met Donald Trump through the group in 2015. Konstantin Zavrazhin/Getty Images hide caption
Billy Graham's Son Franklin To Deliver The Main Eulogy At His Father's Funeral
Actress Ashley Judd and her friend, Ted Klontz, outside Nashville, Tenn. Jill Glaser/StoryCorps hide caption
Actress Ashley Judd's #MeToo Moment Was Driven By A 'Commitment' To Her Younger Self
Vince Warner fires an AK-47 with a bump stock installed at Good Guys Gun and Range in Utah. A significant majority of Americans favor outlawing the attachment, according to the latest NPR/Ipsos poll. George Frey/Getty Images hide caption
NPR Poll: After Parkland, Number of Americans Who Want Gun Restrictions Grows
A man walks beside posters with photos showing portraits of missing people, during a march to remember those who disappeared during the Guatemalan civil war, at the Plaza de la Constitution in Guatemala City on June 30, 2016. Moises Castillo/AP hide caption
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