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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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House Oversight Committee Receives Epstein Files, Plans Partial Release

The House Oversight Committee received the first batch of Justice Department files related to Jeffrey Epstein, planning to release redacted portions publicly following pressure from Republican constituents and a campaign promise, while Democrats express concerns about limited transparency and potent...

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Over 700 Arrests in Washington D.C. Amid Trump Administration Crackdown

The Trump administration announced over 700 arrests in Washington, D.C., a 25-40% increase compared to previous periods, raising concerns about transparency and potential civil rights violations due to the lack of information on those arrested and the reasons for their arrest.

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Post-Katrina College Push in New Orleans: High Enrollment, Low Completion

Following Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans charter schools, especially KIPP, heavily promoted college attendance for low-income Black students; while college enrollment increased, completion rates remained stubbornly low due to financial and personal obstacles, prompting a shift towards more diverse c...

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Sluggish U.S. Housing Market Persists Despite Slight Sales Increase

U.S. existing home sales saw a slight July increase but remain far below pre-pandemic levels due to high mortgage rates (averaging 6.6%) and increased home prices (up nearly 50% in five years), although more inventory and slightly lower rates offer some buyer leverage.

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IRS Extends Deadline for Electric Vehicle Tax Credits

The IRS extended the deadline for claiming the federal electric vehicle tax credit to September 30th; buyers only need a binding contract by that date, not vehicle delivery, impacting consumer access to substantial discounts on new and used EVs.

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Bear Hunt's" Enduring Success and New Collaboration

We're Going on a Bear Hunt," a children's picture book by Michael Rosen and Helen Oxenbury, published in 1989, has sold over four million copies, showcasing a family's imaginative adventure through various landscapes, culminating in a bear encounter. Their recent collaboration, "Oh Dear, Look What I...

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Trump Administration Halts Rhode Island Wind Farm Construction

The Trump administration halted construction of the nearly finished Revolution Wind offshore wind project off Rhode Island, citing national security concerns, impacting Ørsted and Global Infrastructure Partners and potentially delaying power delivery to Rhode Island and Connecticut in 2024.

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Maxwell Interview Transcripts Released; FBI Raids Bolton's Home

The Department of Justice released transcripts of Ghislaine Maxwell's interview, denying any misconduct by President Trump or the existence of an Epstein client list; FBI searches of John Bolton's home and office raise concerns of politically motivated investigations.

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Trump's $1.9 Million Rose Garden Makeover

President Trump recently completed a $1.9 million renovation of the White House Rose Garden, replacing the grass with a stone patio funded by private donations to the Trust for the National Mall, mirroring a similar design at his Mar-a-Lago resort.

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Trump's $2 Million White House Rose Garden Renovation

President Trump replaced the White House Rose Garden's grass with white stone for nearly $2 million, a private donation-funded project adding drainage and a patriotic motif; this latest renovation follows other White House modifications under his administration.

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Goo Goo Dolls' Rzeznik Reflects on 40-Year Career, Evolving Music Industry

John Rzeznik of the Goo Goo Dolls discusses the band's new EP, "Summer Anthem," reflecting on his 40-year career, aging, and the evolving music industry, emphasizing creating music for his audience rather than chasing chart success.

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Kyiv Missile Strike Kills 32, Survivor's Plea for Peace

A missile strike in Kyiv on July's last night killed 32, including the parents of 23-year-old Veronika Osintseva, who survived being thrown from her ninth-floor apartment; she is now hospitalized and appeals for the war's end.

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