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Just kidding, it was the frozen chicken — then came the American tax that helped shape the domestic market for trucks.

A story about hagglers, Quakers and department store founders.

In 2005, a sousaphone was lost during Hurricane Katrina. Now the replacement has vanished. It should be easy to spot, it reads "Preservation Hall" on the bell. There is a reward.

NPR's Morning Edition is traveling to Memphis, Tenn., to report on the years since MLK's death. We want to hear from Memphis families to learn how things have changed — or not changed.

Some Americans on a student exchange program brought pasta home and cooked it in a pot with no water. The pasta went up in flames and the fire department was called.

David Carroll filed a lawsuit in a British court that could reveal how the data firm gathered Facebook users' private information without their knowledge.

Neuroscientist turned novelist Lisa Genova’s first book “Still Alice” was a bestseller and a movie. Her new book, "Every Note Played," is about ALS.

Remember that skeleton hanging in the front of your classroom? In some schools, those were actual human remains. We used science to figure out the story behind one of them.

The Asheville-based singer and fingerstyle guitarist offers an Appalachian slow burn to melt the snow away.

For 70 years, a Coca-Cola cost a nickel. The price didn't change. How is that even possible?