Politics chat: How the UAW strike could help or hurt Biden and Trump's 2024 campaigns
On the picket lines, auto workers are willing to strike for as long as it takes
Protestors in Florida read from banned books, defying the state's education policies
Investigations
NPR investigation finds flaws in U.S. claims about civilian deaths in raid that killed ISIS leader
NPR investigation finds flaws in U.S. claims about civilian deaths in raid that killed ISIS leader
Norovirus is breaking out in the wilderness — with busy hiking trails to blame
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It's time for 'El Tiny', the NPR Tiny Desk takeover for Hispanic Heritage Month
What government shutdowns since 1981 can tell us about the state of politics today
New research finds building evidence for the long-term health effects of wildfire smoke
Horseshoe crabs are bled alive at a facility in Charleston, S.C., in June 2014. Ariane Müller hide caption
Investigations
Vaccines are still tested with horseshoe crab blood. The industry is finally changing
Vaccines are still tested with horseshoe crab blood. The industry is finally changing
Dried Psilocybe mushrooms on a glass plate. James MacDonald/Bloomberg/Getty Images hide caption
As psychedelic-assisted therapy grows, so does interest from a new group: chaplains
A new bill could reduce the fees shop owners are charged when customers swipe a card
An annual survey from the Census Bureau aims for better data on the LGBTQ+ population
NYC drivers are attaching fake license plates to their cars to evade speeding cameras
Self-described "filth elder" John Waters unveiled his sidewalk star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Monday. "It's about time," said fan Kyle Montgomery, who attended the event. "The world is trash. He knew it all along." Chris Pizzello/Invision/AP hide caption
'Here I am, closer to the gutter than ever': John Waters gets his Hollywood star
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