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Trump Reiterates Openness To Talks With North Korea At 'Appropriate Time'
The president said any talks with North Korea would have to be "under the right circumstances." He spoke to South Korea's leader on Wednesday, after the two Koreas held high-level talks.
Charlottesville Shrouds Its Robert E. Lee And Stonewall Jackson Statues
The black tarps are a gesture of the city's mourning for Heather Heyer, who was struck and killed by a driver while she was protesting against a white supremacist rally on Aug. 12.
Frankfurt Orders 70,000 To Evacuate To Defuse WWII Bomb
Finding unexploded World War II bombs in Germany is relatively common, but this is expected to be the largest bomb disposal evacuation in the country since the war's end.
Smithereens Lead Singer Pat DiNizio Dies At Age 62
Pat DiNizio, a singer and songwriter who made popular rock songs as the leader of The Smithereens, died on Tuesday, his fellow band members say.
Filmmaker Morgan Spurlock Posts Online Confessional Of Sexual Misconduct
Spurlock, who made the 2004 Oscar-nominated Super Size Me, detailed an encounter in college that the woman viewed as rape and a sexual harassment settlement he concluded with a former employee.
What Does A Newly Born Pacific Island Say About Life On Mars?
Take five minutes of your day, watch this amazing video of the birth of a new island in Tonga, and let its story and science knock you to the floor, says astrophysicist Adam Frank.
Airport Power Restored In Atlanta But Thousands Are Stranded
People traveling through the world's busiest airport struggled to get home after a power outage there forced hundreds of flight cancellations. Many travelers were stuck in grounded planes for hours.
Listeners Share The Music They're Grateful For
On Thursday, NPR's Ari Shapiro shared his annual Thanksgiving musical chain of gratitude. We had so many listeners reach out with their own musical thanks, that we decided to share a few of them on the air.
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Pop-Ow! 'Popeye' Deformity Can Be A Painful Armful
Tendons quietly do their jobs for decades, connecting muscle to bone. Then suddenly — it's done. Here's what happens when a biceps tendon calls it quits.
Aid Begins To Filter Back Into Yemen, As Saudi-Led Blockade Eases
Badly needed shipments of food and vaccines have arrived at some Yemeni air- and seaports, which have been closed for about three weeks by the Saudis in retaliation for an attempted missile strike.
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