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Millions To Be Eligible For Overtime Under New Obama Administration Rule
Starting Dec. 1, employees earning less than about $47,000 a year will qualify for overtime when they work more than 40 hours a week. The move will affect more than 4 million workers.
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Sanders Wins Oregon; Clinton Appears To Eke Out A Victory In Kentucky
The split in Tuesday night's close Democratic primaries leaves the state of the race — and Hillary Clinton's pledged-delegate lead — relatively unchanged with few contests left to go.
'Morning Edition' Sci-Fi Theme Is Out Of This World
Morning Edition issued listeners a challenge: record your own version of the show's theme. Renee Montagne and Mary Louise Kelly share a retro Sci-Fi version — one of many submitted by listeners.
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Experts Fear Climate Change Will Lead To More Tiger Attacks In The Sundarbans
Deep in the world's largest mangrove forest, which spans India's border with Bangladesh, rangers protect wild Bengal tigers. Rising seas may have rangers and tigers competing for a place to live.
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Girls And Older Adults Are Missing Out On Parks For Recreation
A survey of parks in 25 major cities find that they're used mostly by young children and teenage boys. Walking loops and other options that would appeal to women are in short supply.
For Mass. High School Students, New Transgender Rules Are The Old Normal
Public schools in Massachusetts aren't rushing to comply with President Obama's instructions for bathrooms and transgender students — the state has had that rule on the books for nearly 5 years.
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Courtside Seat For Basketball Games Helps Ohio Woman Fight Cancer
Brenda Newport is an unwavering fan of the minor league basketball team: Canton Charge. She says rooting for the home team and heckling the opposition give her life as she battles cancer.
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How Obamacare Affects Our Wallets And Debt Ratio
A study examined the economic effects of the Affordable Care Act. Researchers found states that opted to expand Medicaid through Obamacare had residents with fewer unpaid bills and less debt overall.
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Salt-Resistant Rice Offers Hope For Farmers Clinging To Disappearing Islands
Climate change is reshaping land and lives in India's Sundarbans region, where paddies are being overrun by saltwater. But resilient varieties of rice may let vulnerable families stay a while longer.
Russian Officials Deny Reports Of State-Sponsored Doping Of Athletes
U.S. prosecutors have opened an investigation into allegations that the Russian government ran a doping program that produced winners in several recent Olympic Games, The New York Times reports.
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