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  • Pittsburgh Officials Speak On Saturday's Synagogue Shooting
    Pittsburgh officials are giving a news conference with the latest on the victims of Saturday's shooting.
  • Saudi Journalist Reportedly Murdered
    NPR's Michel Martin speaks with Washington Post editor Karen Attiah about the disappearance and possible murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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  • At a rally last year, a protester holds up a picture of Donna Castleberry, who was shot and killed in the undercover car of former Vice officer Andrew Mitchell in August 2018.
    Timeline: Investigation Of Columbus Police Vice Unit
    More than a year after FBI began investigating the now-shuttered Columbus Police Vice Unit, the department continues to see fallout. One former officer,…
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    Rhitu Chatterjee is a health correspondent with NPR, with a focus on mental health. In addition to writing about the latest developments in psychology and psychiatry, she reports on the prevalence of different mental illnesses and new developments in treatments.
  • Episode #1845
    This week on Latino USA, Gabriel García Márquez's ghost, Brazil's elections, the Latino wage gap and Spanish flamenco singer Rosalía.
  • Jana Mestecky (left) poses for a cast photo during production of the play 'Des rats et des hommes,' directed by Israel Horovitz (front, third from left). The photo appeared in the French magazine, <em>L'Avant-Scene</em> in 1994. Mestecky is one of many women who have come forward accusing Israel Horovitz of sexual harassment and assault.<em></em>
    Why #MeToo Happened In 2017
    Why did the #MeToo movement take off recently and not decades ago? The story of a playwright who was publicly accused of sexual misconduct in the 1990s and again in 2017 offers some clues.
  • The idea behind "Musekeweya," or "New Dawn," is to do the opposite of what the government's notorious "hate radio" did 20 years earlier.
    Rwandan Reconciliation Through Radio Soap Opera
    In the ruins of the recently-ended Rwandan civil war, a team of radio performers attempted to unite Hutus and Tutsis through a soap opera.
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