Ridgecrest Residents Fear Aftershocks
Some Ridgecrest, Calif., residents are sleeping in their cars for fear of powerful aftershocks following the region's biggest earthquake in 20 years.
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Understanding The Border Patrol
Notre Dame professor David Cortez tells Lulu Garcia-Navarro that many Border Patrol agents are themselves Hispanic and rely on CBP for employment in economically disadvantaged areas along the border.
Jeffrey Epstein Arrested
Jeffrey Epstein has been arrested and charged with sex trafficking by federal prosecutors in New York. Julie K. Brown of the Miami Herald talks with NPR's Lulu Garcia-Navarro.
Suspected Gas Explosion Injures At Least 21 People In South Florida Shopping Center
No fatalities have been reported in the immediate aftermath of the explosion, which occurred Saturday at a shopping complex in Plantation, Fla.
Lawsuit Alleges Discrimination Against Puerto Ricans Seeking Georgia Drivers License
NPR's Michel Martin talks with Gerry Weber, of the Southern Center for Human Rights, about a lawsuit filed on behalf of Puerto Ricans who've experienced difficulty obtaining driver's licenses.
California Pay-To-Play Bill Pushes College Athlete Compensation
NPR's Michel Martin speaks with College Athletics Players Association founder Ramogi Huma about a California bill that will allow compensation for college athletes.
Family Separations Strain Overcrowded Migrant Shelters
NPR's Michel Martin discusses the concerns over border patrol facilities and possible solutions with Randy Capps, the Director of Research and U.S. Programs at the Migration Policy Institute.
To Build Resilience, Puerto Rico Communities Embrace Grassroots Partnerships
Across Puerto Rico, communities have partnered with foundations and charities to become more resilient against future natural disasters.
Aftershocks Rattle Southern California Following 2 Quakes
California is recovering from a pair of the strongest earthquakes in two decades. Seismologists say the region can expect to continue to be hit by strong aftershocks for some time to come.
Former Census Director: Citizenship Question To Hurt 2020 Accuracy
Host Michel Martin talks with former U.S. Census Bureau director Kenneth Prewitt about how public trust in the census has been affected by the battle over a citizenship question.