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WBUR & NPR · News

Here & Now

NPR and WBUR's live midday news program.

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Many Indonesians live right near active volacnos

19 May 2026
5m
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Student reporters uncover close ties between Florida Lottery winners and the stores where they won

19 May 2026
3m
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Musk loses lawsuit against OpenAI and Sam Altman

19 May 2026
5m
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Cuba out of fuel and ready to defend itself

19 May 2026
5m
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Alaska telecom lags, despite billions in subsidies

19 May 2026
6m
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More farmers are turning to solar power. Some are keeping the land in agriculture at the same time

19 May 2026
9m
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Analyzing America's drinking problem

19 May 2026
5m
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'Tiananmen Tonight' documentary follows journalists covering protests and massacre

19 May 2026
11m
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The documentary Tiananmen Tonight examines the 1989 pro-democracy protests in Beijing through the lens of CBS News’ ground-breaking coverage. Co-director Bester Cram explains that the film highlights a pivotal moment in journalism where network anchors like Dan Rather embedded themselves with student protesters, despit...

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Ukraine launches large-scale strikes against Russia, signaling a possible shift in the war

18 May 2026
4m
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Trump pushes to oust Republicans who defy him

18 May 2026
7m
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'Ogres have layers': Why 'Shrek' is still charming millions, 25 years later

18 May 2026
9m
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The dangers of oilfield theft in Texas

18 May 2026
4m
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NYC's congestion pricing program is working largely as intended, transportation experts say

18 May 2026
6m
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'It's kind of a no-brainer': Why pop band MUNA is tackling politics on album 'Dancing on the Wall'

18 May 2026
11m
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Former Deputy Secretary of State Kurt Campbell weighs in on China summit

18 May 2026
6m
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Why one Iranian man who barely survived a bombing wants war to go on

18 May 2026
5m
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WHO calls new Ebola outbreak in DRC and Congo 'public health emergency of international concern'

18 May 2026
5m
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How to help your new college grad manage their finances

18 May 2026
3m
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What tiny structures in our cells can tell us about our genes

18 May 2026
3m
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In new essay collection, two-time National Book Award winner Jessmyn Ward muses 'On Witness and Respair'

18 May 2026
9m
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