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Ongoing lawsuits allege GLP-1s can cause serious harm. But we don't know how often
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Ongoing lawsuits allege GLP-1s can cause serious harm. But we don't know how often

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u/ControlCAD — 4 days ago
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In one of the country's most competitive districts, a Democrat Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez tries to keep her seat in southwest Washington state.

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u/ControlCAD — 3 days ago
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[Public Editor] 'Tucker?' Many NPR listeners could not believe NPR went there

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u/aresef — 6 days ago
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She got President Trump's $500 check for health insurance. To her, it's a 'political stunt'

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u/ControlCAD — 6 days ago
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Flock is catching flak. Experts say other police surveillance tools are more worrisome

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u/ControlCAD — 7 days ago
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Good on Brian Lehrer show this morning bringing on variety of opinions re ICE

The more "conservative" caller who called in this morning who was talking about ways to avoid yesterday's shooting was treated respectfully, as were those more critical of ICE and the police. The callers also all spoke in a measured way. Well handled.

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u/Extension-While7536 — 6 days ago
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Syrian general accused of atrocities is protected by U.S. and Lebanon, NPR and BBC find

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u/aresef — 6 days ago
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Mary Louise-Kelly Stepping Down From Hosting ATC

From her Instagram (marylouisekelly1) “NEWS: I'm stepping down as host of All Things Considered and Sources & Methods.

What a joy to have gotten to do so much of what I hoped to do, when I first set foot in this newsroom 25 years ago.

NPR has dispatched me all over the world, to interview presidents and prime ministers, to cover protests and peace deals, elections and wars. The stories that stick with me now are of ordinary people living through extraordinary events. Of leaning across a beat-up kitchen table, listening as strangers pour tea and pour out their stories, asking us please to bear witness and to tell the world. We have. We will.

I’ll continue to contribute stories now and then; @NPR remains a place where I can do the kind of work I came to journalism to do. But I've been feeling the tug of new adventures. For starters, I plan to step away from the news cycle for a bit, to read long books and take long walks.

Then, time for the next chapter.

Onwards.”

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u/slidewalks — 13 days ago