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Whether people consume news in a social setting or alone can affect how likely they are to fact-check. Research suggests people let their guard down when they're in groups and become less skeptical.

The bipartisan vote to extend the state's climate change law through 2030 was a major victory for Gov. Jerry Brown.

An NPR editor mistakenly posted on NPR's Facebook page about a baby and a cat. It went viral, after people said it was something happy to read about after recent bad news.

Here & Now security analyst Jim Walsh tells Here & Now's Robin Young that Trump's move is largely symbolic.

The Greater Cleveland Urban Film Festival starts this Thursday. For nine days-- regional, national and international films will be viewed by hundreds of festival goers, but this festival also includes workshops and student made films.

Officials there reportedly are trying to be as nice as they can about reducing their numbers. They've built a hotel for birds. The plan: lure the pigeons there to nest, and then steal their eggs.

Pope Francis called for peace in a speech in Myanmar on Tuesday, but he did not mention the country's minority Rohingya population. Rachel Martin talks to journalist Michael Sullivan about the speech.

A Pennsylvania man started playing recordings of "Taps" every night on loudspeakers. Neighbors complained. Eventually they agreed to let him play taps at a nearby cemetery.

The chef and TV host who seeks out the world's weirdest regional delicacies answers our questions about the least bizarre food.

Scientists have discovered that the sea scallop has an incredibly complicated eyesight system.