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LISTEN: Inside The Bush Center, A KERA News Radio Special
“Inside the Bush Center” is a half-hour preview of Thursday's George W. Bush Presidential Center dedication. Hosted by Shelley Kofler, guests include Bush…
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Book News: Maya Angelou Out Of Hospital, Recovering At Home
Also: Sexism on Wikipedia?; a defense of Oprah's Book Club; and Gary Shteyngart is coming out with a memoir next year.
Still In The Middle Class, But Standing On A Banana Peel
Six in 10 Americans say they fear tumbling from the middle class in the next few years, according to a newly released poll.
Why Finding A TB Test Got Hard
Problems at a Canadian factory have caused a shortage of tuberculosis tests in the U.S. Some hospitals and health departments around the country are deferring routing TB testing as a result.
Monkeys Also Want To Eat Like The Locals
When monkeys move to a new place, they want to eat what the locals are eating, a new study finds. It's among the first to see strong social behaviors in eating among wild animals.
Researchers Retract Study Saying Hormone Grows Insulin-Producing Cells
Researchers have retracted a study that found that hormone boosted production of insulin-producing cells in mice. They say they erred in counting the cells involved.
From Battle To Birds: Drones Get Second Life Counting Critters
The U.S. Geological Survey is putting remotely piloted former military planes to work in the areas of environmental and wildlife management. Earlier this month, researchers spent three days counting sage grouse in rural Colorado. Next up: a survey of pygmy rabbit habitat in Idaho.
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The Lollipop War
Candy makers and sugar farmers have been fighting for years in Congress. The sugar farmers are winning.
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From Poor Beginnings To A Wealth Of Knowledge
Herman Blake and his six siblings struggled so much during the '40s that one brother decided to drop out of school and help support the family. A friend of the family stepped in and made sure that didn't happen, despite her own meager means. That sacrifice taught the Blake children the value of an education.
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VIDEO: The NPR Virtual Coffeehouse
All this week on The Salt and on Morning Edition, we've explored the stories behind your ritual cup of joe. Watch archived video of our Coffee Week conversation in our first Google+ Hangout.
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