Australians head to the polls Saturday in election overshadowed by Trump
Australia heads to the polls on Saturday in an election overshadowed by President Trump. Will concerns over Trump's policies drive an outcome similar to what happened in Canada's elections?
U.K. Police Investigating Explosion On Subway As Terrorism
British police say they are treating an explosion on the London Underground as terror-related.
Nursing Homes And Emergency Preparedness
We look at how prepared nursing homes are for emergencies after eight people died in Florida when a facility lost power after Hurricane Irma.
Cassini Plunges To Saturn
The Cassini mission to Saturn ends on Friday. Scientists will steer the spacecraft into Saturn's atmosphere and watch it burn up.
How Russia Sees A Nuclear North Korea
Seoul-based Korea expert Andrei Lankov tells NPR's Rachel Martin why Russia fears an unstable North Korea more than it fears a nuclear North Korea.
A Chainsaw And Neighbors To The Rescue
Fox5 in Atlanta says a couple in Georgia was blocked in their house by a tree that fell after a storm. The wife went into labor. That's when the husband took a chainsaw to get them out.
Review: Ken Burns' 'The Vietnam War'
Filmmaker Ken Burns and collaborators turn their lens to the Vietnam War in a 10-part, 18-hour documentary. It was six years in the making and includes rarely seen footage.
It's Not A Typo, Just A Different Word
Montpellier, France, ordered jerseys for their soccer team. But they were misspelled, with only one L. The solution? They sent them to Montpelier, Vt.
News Brief: North Korea Tests Another Missile, Trump And Democrats Talk DACA
North Korea tested another missile Friday, which flew over Japan. President Trump and Democrats offered differing statements about a deal over DACA. And Google and Facebook face new controversies.
Sen. Merkley Makes The Case 'Medicare For All' Bill
Sen. Jeff Merkley of Oregon joined Bernie Sanders in announcing his "Medicare for All" bill. Mary Louise Kelly talks to Merkley about why he backs it even though he says it's not likely to become law.
