5 Statements On The Wrong Side Of History
History tells us that when speaking of America's future, perhaps it's a good idea to never say never — and never say always.
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We Asked Young Muslim Women To Weigh In On 'Quantico"s Hijabi Character
Viewers say Nimah and Raina, twin sisters on ABC's Quantico, reflect the many ways one can be a Muslim woman in America today.
A New Study Raises Old Questions About Antidepressants And Autism
A Canadian researcher finds that taking antidepressants while pregnant may increase the risk of having a child with autism spectrum disorder. But others say the real culprit may be depression itself.
You Can Buy Insulin Without A Prescription, But Should You?
Versions sold over the counter are based on older formulas and make tight control of blood sugar harder. But they're cheaper and might save a patient with diabetes whose alternative is to go without.
No Longer Just A Toy: Regulators Say Drone Operators Are Pilots
The hottest holiday gift of the year is facing new federal regulations as drone fliers are now required to take the same safety responsibilities as airplane pilots.
TV's Challenge For 2016: Taking Immigrant Stories To The Next Level
It has been delightful to see so many immigrant coming-of-age stories in American pop culture this year, but it's also time to leave the Immigrant Kid Handbook behind.
Trucking Shortage: Drivers Aren't Always In It For The Long Haul
The U.S. has a chronic shortage of truck drivers — by one estimate, the trucking industry is short almost 50,000 drivers. If that number doubles as predicted, shipping disruptions will ensue.
The Freddie Gray Trial Asks: What Happened Inside That Van?
In Baltimore, closing arguments are slated to begin on Monday in the case of the first of six officer to be tried for the death of Freddie Gray. We get a recap of the trial so far.
The Art Of Holiday Cheer: A Window Into Storefront Displays
During the holidays, a number of retailers deck their windows to lure shoppers off the sidewalk. At Lord and Taylor in New York City, a team has been planning this year's display since February.
Justice Stephen Breyer On What The Court Does Behind Closed Doors, And Hamilton
Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer joined the NPR Politics podcast to talk about his 'unusual' jobs, his increasing focus on global law and, yes, the musical.