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Khaled Hosseini says he was "bludgeoned" by the images of a Syrian toddler who drowned alongside most of his refugee family while attempting to cross to Greece.
His new book, "Sea Prayer," captures the heartbreak of the Syrian refugee crisis. n.pr/2DnjU5d
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Trespassing near pipelines is now a felony offense in Louisiana, punishable by up to five years in jail. n.pr/2Da7VHZ
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un says he will visit Seoul "in the near future." It would be the first-ever visit to the South Korean capital by a North Korean head of state. n.pr/2DcfvSo
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Up until her death, Lyn Collins was known as "the female preacher." But it wasn't until 16 years after her single, "Think (About It)," that her holy vocals were re-purposed by rap pioneers to ensure her own legacy. n.pr/2D7l30i
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"In Guatemala, you can work very hard but never be able to build a house," a 22-year-old Guatemalan farmer said.
A day's wage in the villages of Huehuetenango, tending a cornfield or working on construction, is 40 quetzales — equivalent to $5.23. n.pr/2PJN8fC
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Why would people pay less for art at auctions just because it was painted by a woman?
The gender disparities that plague parts of the economy also affect the art market. n.pr/2D9qtYH
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The controversy surrounding Carnatic music is not entirely about music. It's about politics, and the rise of Hindu nationalism in India. n.pr/2D64yBW
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The agreement to establish a demilitarized zone in Syria's Idlib province comes amid fears of an all-out offensive by the Syrian regime and its allies in Idlib. n.pr/2D9zP6M
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Thanks to a hip-hop rework of her single, Lyn Collins' name is canonized in music history. n.pr/2D7l30i
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Paintings by women at art auctions fetched less money than paintings by men, researchers have found. n.pr/2D9qtYH
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How are the allegations against Brett Kavanaugh different from the sexual harassment allegations made against Clarence Thomas by Anita Hill in 1991?
NPR's @NinaTotenberg knows — because she was there. n.pr/2D6WxfM
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New data shows the number of Central American families crossing the U.S.-Mexico border illegally has risen sharply. n.pr/2NqgG5y
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In 1991, Anita Hill testified that Clarence Thomas sexually harassed her at work.
With the allegations that Brett Kavanaugh sexually assaulted Christine Blasey Ford, @SenatorLeahy says, “We shouldn’t lose sight at how hard these things are on victims.” n.pr/2D95W6N pic.twitter.com/dayPYVzQB0
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U.S.-China Business Council Vice President Jake Parker says “companies were quite disappointed with the announcement” that President Trump will impose new tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese goods. n.pr/2Njn3HA pic.twitter.com/VnkNdli7cY
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Brett Kavanaugh and the woman accusing him of sexual assault, Christine Blasey Ford, have both agreed to testify under oath.
@SenatorLeahy, D-Vt., says the allegations need to be “fully investigated" before moving forward, even if it takes weeks. n.pr/2D95W6N pic.twitter.com/yT1ASilDqv
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Democratic @SenatorLeahy of Vermont says Christine Blasey Ford’s allegations against Judge Brett Kavanaugh are “serious” and need to be fully investigated by unbiased professionals. n.pr/2D95W6N pic.twitter.com/MP4zBFs0nD
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William Donelson came back to find his one-story brick apartment condemned after Hurricane Florence.
He says he salvaged some clothes, but "everything else though is gone."
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"I have no way to measure, but I'd say it gets rid of 90 percent of the pain," says 71-year-old Jim Levy who uses cannabis to treat his pain from a pinched nerve. n.pr/2NmlLvq
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A daily baby aspirin has no benefit for health older people, a study finds. n.pr/2MGCDb4 pic.twitter.com/LcOtEPVKUP
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An NPR/Marist poll finds that nonwhite voters, women and Democrats all report substantially greater doubts about the fairness of elections compared to Republicans, 91 percent of whom believe elections are fair. n.pr/2MEXRpK
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