Morning Edition for March 30, 2023 : NPR

Morning news brief

by A Martínez , Sacha Pfeiffer

Morning news brief

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Our Planet Money team creates a record label to follow the money to music creators

by Erika Beras , Sarah Gonzalez

Our Planet Money team creates a record label to follow the money to music creators

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How do Palestinians feel about a proposal to weaken Israel's courts?

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Are Republicans on the right track? They are pushing culture-war issues

by Sacha Pfeiffer , Kelsey Snell

Are Republicans on the right track? They are pushing culture-war issues

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A plumber crawled under a house in Los Angeles to do a job and then went missing

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Baseball's 2023 season has a slate of new rules, all aimed at speeding up games

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Richard Kammen was a defense attorney at Guantanamo Bay. Now he's written a novel

by Sacha Pfeiffer

Richard Kammen was a defense attorney at Guantanamo Bay. Now he's written a novel

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Nashville searches for healing after this week's school shooting left 6 people dead

by Sacha Pfeiffer , Claudia Grisales

Nashville searches for healing after this week's school shooting left 6 people dead

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A therapist has advice for how to cope with repeated mass shootings: Lean into family

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A therapist has advice for how to cope with repeated mass shootings: Lean into family

by Rachel Treisman

A therapist has advice for how to cope with repeated mass shootings: Lean into family

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Myrlande Constant exhibition honors the labor of working-class artists

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Myrlande Constant exhibition honors the labor of working-class artists

by Alice Woelfle

Myrlande Constant exhibition honors the labor of working-class artists

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More states pass laws to restrict or ban gender-affirming care for transgender kids

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7 CHP officers and a nurse are charged in a 2020 traffic stop death

by Sergio Olmos

7 CHP officers and a nurse are charged in a 2020 traffic stop death

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Medicaid renewals: Those who don't reenroll could get kicked off

by Maria Godoy

Medicaid renewals: Those who don't reenroll could get kicked off

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Ex-Patriots star Aaron Hernandez sounded upbeat in final prison calls before suicide

by Todd Wallack

Ex-Patriots star Aaron Hernandez sounded upbeat in final prison calls before suicide

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Astronomers at Britain's Durham University have found an ultramassive black hole

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Apple rolls out Apple Pay Later — a buy now, pay later service

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Taiwan's president is making what's being called a 'high stakes' stopover in New York

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Taiwan's president is making what's being called a 'high stakes' stopover in New York

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FDA approves the overdose-reversing drug Narcan for over-the-counter sales

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Afroman put home footage of a police raid in music videos. Now the cops are suing him

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Afroman put home footage of a police raid in music videos. Now the cops are suing him

by Rachel Treisman

Afroman put home footage of a police raid in music videos. Now the cops are suing him

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