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The moment David Baron saw his first total solar eclipse in 1998, he was hooked. He's spent the last 20 years chasing them across the globe—all for a few minutes of joy, wonder and awe.

A longtime public radio reporter records his 96-year-old mother's joyous reaction - she was a longtime Florida resident - to the snow.

On his latest album, love, the Canadian crooner interprets classic love songs of the past century.

Human activity is making wildfires more frequent and more severe.

This week on the show, we hear from artists who find ways to celebrate life no matter how broken it may be.

NPR's special coverage of Saturday's shooting at a Pittsburgh synagogue continues.

An Iowa woman made it to the polls on Election Day despite spending the night in the ER with stomach pains. And a North Carolina woman continued a tradition that was started by her mother.

Violence and compromise tend to follow each other through United States history.

People opposed to the government's immigration policies marched across the country Saturday.

Victor Rios had dropped out of high school. But one teacher helped him turn his life around. Today, he's a sociologist who studies youth and the factors that nurture their potential.