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Sachets like these, developed to market consumer goods to the poor, have become ubiquitous all over Asia. Jes Aznar for NPR hide caption
After Years Of Blockbuster Global Sales, Apple's iPhone Hits A Slump
Officials Hope Date Change Will Drive More Visitors To Detroit Auto Show
"I sort of became this cocktail party version of myself where I felt like I had to play the role of 'happy girl'," Maggie Rogers says. Cameron Pollack/NPR hide caption
Sachets like these, developed to market consumer goods to the poor, have become ubiquitous all over Asia. Jes Aznar for NPR hide caption
Calif. Leaders Vow To Shield PG&E Customers From Bankruptcy Fallout
Attorney General Nominee Appears Before Senate Judiciary Committee
LA Teachers Strike: Spanish-Speaking Parents May Be At A Disadvantage
Barr Plans To Allow Mueller Probe To Conclude, Sen. Klobuchar Says
After the Camp Fire in November, thousands of people whose homes were destroyed were forced to seek refuge in nearby Chico, Calif. Some 700 people, some in their RVs, are still living at a Red Cross shelter at the Chico fairgrounds. The shelter is expected to close at the end of January. Kirk Siegler/NPR hide caption
In The Aftermath Of The Camp Fire, A Slow, Simmering Crisis In Nearby Chico
American actress and singer Carol Channing starred in the musical "Hello Dolly!" in New York City in 1964. She died at 97. Archive Photos/Getty Images hide caption