Here & Now

Kansas City students learn about the cultures of the countries in the world cup

'The Story of Michael and Tanya': The War and Treaty release new Juneteenth album

How is the Iran deal and war landing, 4 and a half months out from the midterm elections?

Team USA takes the pitch in Seattle

Is the UK poised for a leadership change?

Is it a renter's market? It depends on where you live

Democratic Socialist Janeese Lewis George wins D.C. mayoral primary  

How the U.S.-Iran deal turned out for Israel

New cookbook 'Ice Cream Queen' blends recipes with Black history

Thanks to this vaccine, cervical cancer deaths in England have fallen to 0 in young women

2026 FIFA World Cup: One week complete

What's it like to ditch your cell phone and only use a landline for a month?

Jeremy Rolosa, an associate editor at New York Magazine, lived without a smartphone for over a month, relying instead on a landline to navigate modern life. This experiment, sparked by a nationwide Verizon outage that left many feeling liberated, highlights the profound shift in social friction and vulnerability caused...

Knicks championship: How sports connect communities in an increasingly rare way

Hugh Jackman on new film 'The Death of Robin Hood'

Supreme Court sides with marijuana user in gun case

Virginia Democrat: 'There will be a lawsuit' over Bill Pulte's appointment as acting intelligence director

LA buzzes for South Korea versus Mexico World Cup match

New NPR poll finds Trump's lowest approval on the economy, ever

Step inside the new Obama Presidential Center in Chicago

New York celebrates Knicks' historic victory