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Despite Cash From Congress, Key Election Security Issue May Not Get Fixed
The spending bill President Trump signed into law last week includes enough money to replace machines that leave no paper trail. But it seems unlikely that's how the money will be spent.
'Morning Star' Opera Sheds New Light On Triangle Shirtwaist Fire Of 1911
A production of Ricky Ian Gordon's opera in New York's Lower East Side marks the anniversary of one of America's deadliest industrial accidents.
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Justice Department's Internal Watchdog To Review Alleged Surveillance Abuses
The decision comes after Republicans and Democrats on the House intelligence committee released dueling memos in February about surveillance of a onetime Trump campaign foreign policy adviser.
Jacob Zuma To Be Prosecuted On Long-Dormant — And Now Revived — Corruption Charges
The former South African president, who resigned his post last month under heavy pressure, now faces 16 counts — ranging from fraud to racketeering — for his role in an arms deal two decades ago.
Trump's Infrastructure Strategist Is Leaving The White House
DJ Gribbin, architect of the president's $1.5 trillion plan, "will be moving on to new opportunities," according to an administration official. The proposals received a cool reception in Congress.
For Your Summer Pop Consideration, The Aces' 'When My Heart Felt Volcanic'
The Aces' full-length debut is a pop confectionery, and fit to be blasted from car stereos, but there's substance to its sweetness
Clarice Jensen's Quiet Debut Acknowledges A Loud World
The cellist makes meditative, sometimes disorienting music with pedals, loops, sine tones and an expansive imagination.
The Mormon Church Diversifies
The church has named its first Latin-American and Asian-American apostles at a semi-annual conference in Salt Lake City.
Non-Crowd Favorite Patrick Reed Holds Off Rickie Fowler To Win The Masters
Reed finished with a 1-under 71 to withstand a late challenge from Rickie Fowler. Reed is the fourth consecutive golfer to win his first major tournament at the Masters.
Pentagon Niger Ambush Report Will Not Assign Blame For Soldiers' Deaths
NPR has obtained details of the report, to be released Thursday, on the deaths of four American soldiers in Niger last October. The report identifies no single failure leading to their deaths.
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