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How to change your kid's behavior, according to the host of a hit parenting podcast
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How to change your kid's behavior, according to the host of a hit parenting podcast

It all starts with the assumption that your kids have good intentions and want to do the right thing, says Becky Kennedy, a psychologist and host of the Good Inside parenting podcast.

How to change your kid's behavior, according to the host of a hit parenting podcast

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Hasan Minhaj On Police Brutality, COVID-19 And The 6th Season Of 'Patriot Act'

Hasan Minhaj discusses his show Patriot Act at Build Studio on Dec. 2, 2019. Minhaj talked with NPR about talking with Keith Ellison, who is prosecuting former police in the George Floyd case. Dominik Bindl/Getty Images hide caption

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Hasan Minhaj On Police Brutality, COVID-19 And The 6th Season Of 'Patriot Act'

NPR's Lulu Garcia-Navarro talks with comedian Hasan Minhaj about the topics he's been tackling on the latest season of his show, Patriot Act, on Netflix.

Hasan Minhaj On Police Brutality, COVID-19 And The 6th Season Of 'Patriot Act'

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After Contentious Interview, Pompeo Publicly Accuses NPR Journalist Of Lying To Him

Mike Pompeo is accusing veteran NPR journalist Mary Louise Kelly of lying to him. NPR's senior leadership says it stands by Kelly's reporting on the secretary of state. Joe Raedle/Getty Images hide caption

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After Contentious Interview, Pompeo Publicly Accuses NPR Journalist Of Lying To Him

The secretary of state issued an angry salvo on Saturday against Mary Louise Kelly, co-host of All Things Considered. NPR stands by her reporting.

'Half A Million Children' Are At Risk If The U.S. Cuts Palestinian Aid: U.N. Agency

A Palestinian schoolgirl protests against a funding gap at the U.N. Relief and Works Agency in Gaza City, in 2015. Khalil Hamra/AP hide caption

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'Half A Million Children' Are At Risk If The U.S. Cuts Palestinian Aid: U.N. Agency

NPR spoke to the director of U.N. relief operations in the West Bank about how he makes the case for America's continued assistance in the region.

'Half A Million Children' Are At Risk If The U.S. Cuts Palestinian Aid: U.N. Agency

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To Save A Failing Student, This Dean Offered Not Just Help — But 'Family'

Jim Saint Germain and Carlos Walton, on the night before Walton's wedding just last weekend. Saint Germain was one of Walton's groomsmen. Courtesy of Jim Saint Germain hide caption

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To Save A Failing Student, This Dean Offered Not Just Help — But 'Family'

Jim Saint Germain was kicked out of his home when he was 14 and was close to losing much more. That was when his school dean, Carlos Walton, stepped in. He lent his home to the boy, and gave his love.

To Save A Failing Student, This Dean Offered Not Just Help — But 'Family'

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A Fitting Tribute For A Stargazing Love: A Trip To The Moon

Carolyn Porco's design of the inscription that was etched onto the capsule of Gene's remains sent to the moon. Courtesy of Carolyn Porco hide caption

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A Fitting Tribute For A Stargazing Love: A Trip To The Moon

Gene and Carolyn Shoemaker made a life together gazing at the stars. So when Gene died, Carolyn could think of no better resting place for his ashes than one of his favorite places — the moon itself.

A Fitting Tribute For A Stargazing Love: A Trip To The Moon

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