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3:03pm Apr 26, 2018Art Exhibit On Sexual Assault Answers Question Often Asked Of Survivors
"What Were You Wearing?" re-creates outfits survivors had on when they were assaulted, alongside personal stories. -
3:03pm Apr 26, 2018‘A Catastrophic Theft From Humanity’: An Author’s Mission To Find Stolen Feathers
Kirk Johnson's new book explores the 2009 theft of rare Victorian-era bird feathers from a British museum by an American music student. -
3:03pm Apr 26, 2018
North And South Korean Leaders Set To Meet For 1st Time Since 2007
Friday's summit sets the stage for an expected meeting between President Trump and Kim Jong Un. -
3:09pm Apr 25, 2018
Nashville Symphony Gives Voice To Holocaust History
Members of the symphony are performing around the city using a collection of string instruments that survived the Holocaust. -
2:56pm Apr 24, 2018
Can Macron Convince Trump To Stick With Iran Deal?
The nuclear agreement will be one of the big items on the agenda Tuesday during French President Emmanuel Macron's visit with President Trump. -
3:48pm Apr 23, 2018Who Is Jack Johnson? President Trump Considers Posthumous Pardon For Boxer
The first African-American world heavyweight champion was the subject of a racially motivated arrest. -
3:48pm Apr 23, 2018
Hasbro Points To Toys R Us After Poor Performance
Toys R Us, one of the toymaker's largest customers, filed for bankruptcy in September. -
3:06pm Apr 20, 2018Doctor Who Described Asperger's Syndrome Had Nazi Ties, New Study Says
Previously unexamined documents show Dr. Hans Asperger was involved with a notorious euthanasia program run by Nazis in Austria. -
2:40pm Apr 19, 2018Indian Government's Slow Response To Rapes Poses 'Existential Crisis,' Activist Says
There have been protests in northern India this week over the rape and murder of an 8-year-old Muslim girl in January. The case has taken a political turn. -
2:40pm Apr 19, 2018Sense Of Mission 'Increasingly Difficult To Find' In Today's U.S. Military, Former Marine Says
Here & Now's Eric Westervelt talks with former Marine and author Phil Klay, who's written about America's seemingly open-ended military missions. -
3:14pm Apr 18, 2018Philadelphia DA Wants To Dismantle Mass Incarceration From The Inside Out
Larry Krasner has been in office since January, and is already taking steps to change the way the city looks at sentencing, parole, bail and incarceration. -
3:11pm Apr 17, 2018'I Completely Turned My Back On Music': A Violist's Journey With Hearing Loss
Betty Hauck's long career in classical music included playing at the White House for the Kennedys, and in a string quartet with Yo-Yo Ma. But at the age of 65, she retired because she could no longer hear well enough to perform.
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