Takeoff, from the Atlanta trio known as Migos, was shot and killed at the beginning of November outside a bowling alley in Houston.The issue of violence, specifically gun violence, is often …
As Russian forces have retreated in Ukraine, people in newly liberated towns and villages have been trying to pick up the pieces. But it’s a process that can be long and painful.NPR’s Kat Lonsdorf …
The “red wave” of Republican gains that some predicted didn’t come to pass during the midterm elections. As of Wednesday afternoon, control of both houses of Congress was still up for grabs.But it …
Haiti is a country in crisis. Armed gangs have overtaken the capital of Port-au-Prince. Electricity and clean drinking water are in very short supply and there’s been an outbreak of cholera. Half …
National issues are increasingly crowding out more local concerns in elections across the country. With that in mind, we hear from five NPR correspondents covering some of the issues that may shape …
Over the last four decades, affirmative action has helped transform diversity on college campuses in the United States. But soon, affirmative action in higher education may come to an end. This …
The extremes of climate change are wreaking havoc on the Mississippi. Over the past two months, this critical waterway has seen below average rainfall. In some places, water levels haven’t been this …
The attack on House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s husband and other recent incidents have security experts worried about the potential for political violence around the midterm elections. NPR’s Miles Parks …
Billions will be watching when the men’s soccer World Cup begins in Qatar this month. But the country’s human rights record will also be in the global spotlight during the tournament. A 2021 …
More than eight months after the start of Russia’s war in Ukraine, new challenges are emerging.NPR’s Franco Ordoñez reports that Ukrainian soldiers are preparing for what could be their toughest …
