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National Public Radio is an American public broadcasting organization headquartered in Washington, D.C., with its NPR West headquarters in Culver City, California. It serves as a national syndicator to a network of more than 1,000 public radio stations in the United States. It differs from other non-profit membership media organizations, such as the Associated Press, in that it was established by an act of Congress.

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China's Failed Afghan Oil Deal Highlights Troubled Relationship

A $540 million Chinese oil investment in Afghanistan collapsed after 2.5 years, with both the Taliban and the Chinese company accusing each other of breach of contract, highlighting the complexities and tensions in their relationship.

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Colorado Prioritizes Independent Vaccine Guidance Amidst Federal Changes

Following the FDA's approval of new COVID-19 vaccines with eligibility restrictions and Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s changes to the CDC's vaccine advisory panel, Colorado passed a law allowing its health board to consult sources beyond the CDC for vaccine recommendations.

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Arch Manning's Debut and College Football's New Era

Arch Manning, highly touted Texas quarterback, makes his starting debut against Ohio State, marking the first time three Top 10 teams face off on a college football opening weekend, amid a new era of increased money and player compensation.

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Spirit Airlines Re-enters Bankruptcy

Budget airline Spirit Airlines filed for a second bankruptcy protection on Friday, citing challenges in rebounding from the pandemic and facing increased competition, despite previous restructuring efforts.

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Decent Work and Economic Growth
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Minneapolis School Shooting: Heroic Actions Minimize Casualties

A lone shooter attacked a school Mass in Minneapolis, killing two children (ages 8 and 10) and wounding 17 others; however, older students and teachers acted heroically, using a buddy system to protect younger children, significantly reducing casualties.

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Quality Education
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NVIDIA's Strong Earnings Fail To Impress Investors Amidst AI Profitability Concerns

NVIDIA reported a $26 billion profit, exceeding expectations, yet its stock dipped due to investor uncertainty about AI's profitability, fueled by a survey indicating 95% of organizations using AI haven't generated revenue from it.

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Increased Tariffs Push India Closer to China

Following the doubling of tariffs on India by the US, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping, signaling a shift in geopolitical alliances amid strained US-India relations.

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Missouri Republicans to Redraw Congressional Lines

Following President Trump's request, Missouri Republicans will redraw the state's congressional map in a special session starting next Wednesday, potentially shifting the Kansas City area to favor Republicans and potentially impacting Democratic Rep. Emanuel Cleaver.

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Texas Republicans redraw congressional map, aiming to solidify power

Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed a new congressional map into law, creating five new likely Republican seats, four of which are Hispanic-majority, in a move Republicans hope will secure their control of Congress in the upcoming midterm elections.

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Multiple SNL Cast Members Depart After 50th Season

Following SNL's 50th-anniversary season, several cast members including Heidi Gardner, Michael Longfellow, Devon Walker, Emil Wakim, and writer Celeste Yim announced their departures, marking a significant cast turnover before the show's 51st season.

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Trump Administration Seeks to Rescind Roadless Rule, Opening 60 Million Acres to Road Construction

The Trump administration plans to overturn the 2001 Roadless Rule, allowing road construction on nearly 60 million acres of national forest land, despite concerns from scientists that this could increase wildfire risk.

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Kanye West's 2005 Katrina Comment: A Turning Point in Race and Politics

During a 2005 Hurricane Katrina benefit concert, Kanye West declared that George W. Bush "doesn't care about Black people," sparking intense debate about race and politics; this comment, while controversial then, continues to influence discussions of race and political speech today.

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