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From India To North Korea, Via Japan: Curry's Global Journey
From British colonials who fell in love with "curry powder" in India, to Koreans who encountered the taste in Imperial Japan, the story of curry is one of globalization writ on a dish.
Scientists Set To Drill Into Extinction-Event Crater In Mexico
After a meteor punched a huge crater into the Earth 65.5 million years ago, 70 percent of the planet's species went extinct. Today, pieces of that meteor are found all over the world.
Fresh Air Remembers Country Music Legend Merle Haggard
"I was, to say the least, probably the most incorrigible child you can think of," Haggard told Fresh Air in 1995. The country icon died Wednesday morning in California. It was his 79th birthday.
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'Gateway To Freedom': Heroes, Danger And Loss On The Underground Railroad
Historian Eric Foner recently won the American History Book Prize from the New York Historical Society for Gateway to Freedom, about the underground railroad. Originally broadcast Jan. 15, 2015.
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Belgian Police Arrest A Key Suspect In Terrorism Attacks
Nearly five months after a "wanted" bulletin tied Mohamed Abrini to the Paris terrorist attacks, police in Belgium have arrested him.
Belgian Police Arrest A Key Suspect In Terrorism Attacks
Nearly five months after a "wanted" bulletin tied Mohamed Abrini to the Paris terrorist attacks, police in Belgium have arrested him.
Bill Clinton Recasts Black Lives Matter Protest Clash As 'Example'
The former president acknowledged that he was "talking past" protesters in a Thursday clash over the 1994 crime bill.
Grief Goes Explosive In 'Demolition' And 'Louder Than Bombs'
Louder Than Bombs and Demolition both deal with car crashes and grieving men, but the damage looks very different.
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Miike Snow Aims To Provoke Both The Ear And The Intellect
The production team behind "Toxic" takes a more cerebral approach with its own music. At South By Southwest, the members spoke with Audie Cornish about the big ideas they smuggle into their songs.
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Bernie Sanders' Chances At The Nomination Count On Superdelegates
If Bernie Sanders has any chance of winning the Democratic nomination, he's going to have to convince a large number of superdelegates to change their support from Hillary Clinton to him.
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