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Both the saxophonist and the collaborative trio are among the most celebrated and thoughtful jazz acts of the last couple decades. Their new quartet together remakes each others' tunes.

Reports suggest former Vermont governor Howard Dean will suspend his campaign for president Wednesday. Dean was once the perceived frontrunner for the Democratic nomination, but he's failed to win any of the 17 primaries and contests held so far. Dean may leave open the prospect of returning to the race. Hear NPR's Bob Edwards and New York Times reporter Jodi Wilgoren.

Half of all deaths caused by opioid overdoses in 2014 involved medication prescribed by a doctor.

The letter, which details his 1492 voyage to the Americas, was stolen from the Riccardiana Library in Florence, Italy and replaced with a forgery.

Only two students out of 2,700 at a high school in Austin asked for lockers this year.

The first-term U.S. representative discusses the Republican presidential candidates and the top issues for his constituents.

President Obama recently described the lack of planning for post-civil war Libya as the worst mistake of his presidency.

A 10-month budget impasse in Illinois has put funding for the state's public universities and community colleges in jeopardy.

The 2020 Cincinnati Women's March will take place downtown on Saturday, Jan. 18 and will cause some road closures.

Our panelists predict, now that Tom Steyer's interrupted Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, what he will walk into next.