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NPR and WBUR's live midday news program.

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What a split Democratic party can learn from history  

04 Aug 2026
5m
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Quebec town becomes first in Canada to declare trees living beings with rights

04 Aug 2026
9m
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Inmates in Massachusetts learn patience by caring for honey bees

04 Aug 2026
3m
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What's next for Iran and Ukraine wars?

04 Aug 2026
8m
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Iowa governor's race puts agriculture's role in cancer rates under scrutiny

04 Aug 2026
4m
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In Michigan, two are dead in connection with the cyclosporiasis outbreak

04 Aug 2026
3m
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Cyberattacks hit water systems in at least seven states

04 Aug 2026
6m
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How can summer camps balance fun with safety as climate change impacts heat, air quality?

03 Aug 2026
5m
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Fruit is getting sweeter, but at what cost?

03 Aug 2026
9m
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Modern supermarket fruit has become measurably sweeter and more accessible, often mimicking the convenience and flavor profile of candy. Baker and author Kate Lebo argues that this trend toward "flashy" varietals like cotton candy grapes and gold kiwis creates a homogenization of flavor that lacks the essential balance...

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Documentary tells the story of Flaco, the owl that got free from the Central Park Zoo

03 Aug 2026
10m
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What to know about your homeowners insurance

03 Aug 2026
3m
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Wildfires in Spokane are 0% contained due to heavy winds and high temperatures

03 Aug 2026
5m
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Is China winning the AI race, and should Americans care?

03 Aug 2026
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The U.S. government is implementing a new regulatory framework requiring AI companies to share their models for safety testing before public release, a move driven by the dual priorities of national security and global competitiveness. Ina Fried, Chief Technology Correspondent at Axios, notes that while companies like ...

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Unpacking BTS' decision to boycott the Grammys

03 Aug 2026
5m
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Women's pro baseball league begins

31 Jul 2026
5m
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How accurate is Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey'?

31 Jul 2026
9m
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Christopher Nolan’s blockbuster adaptation of The Odyssey serves as a catalyst for exploring the enduring cultural resonance of Homer’s nearly 3,000-year-old epic. Barbara Graziosi, chair of the Classics Department at Princeton University, examines how modern interpretations—ranging from Nolan’s visually scarred Helen ...

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How thrifting got so expensive

31 Jul 2026
4m
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'Star Wars,' 'World of Warcraft' partner with Dungeons & Dragons in play for new audiences

31 Jul 2026
6m
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'Regime change': How Trump transformed the presidency

31 Jul 2026
11m
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Republicans are pushing back against a ban on purging voter rolls ahead of elections

31 Jul 2026
3m
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