NPR's Audie Cornish talks with reporter J. Brian Charles of The Trace about how mass shootings have soared during the pandemic and their disproportionate impact on Black neighborhoods.
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Arsenal are not the only club looking at Real Betis midfielder Guido Rodriguez for a summer move, according to reports in Spain.
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After years of languishing in the state legislature, legal weed could finally arrive in New York and serve as a major market-moving event.
Health secretary cites research suggesting vaccines are saving lives in the UK
Austin FC are set to join the league, becoming the 27th team in the competition
The border crisis under the Biden administration continues to worsen as GOP lawmakers and Americans alike are calling for reform.
Bentley is right at the front of the pack of automakers making the move toward electrification. Late last year, the 102-year-old company announced that, by 2023, every Bentley will have a hybrid option, by 2026 there won’t be a Bentley on sale that isn’t hybridized, and then, by 2030, not a single Bentley will be […]
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We would like to make the Rocks fans aware of two changes to our remaining 21/22 fixtures: Sunday’s fixture against the Surrey Scorchers will now tip-off at 3 pm instead of the previously scheduled 6pm start Our match against the Cheshire Phoenix on Sunday the 11th of April will now also start at 3pm Both...
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Just as Democrats in Congress advance stronger gun control laws, many Republican-controlled states are rolling back gun-permit requirements.
U.S. officials have confirmed that American journalist Steven Sotloff was beheaded by ISIS in a video released by the militant group. Also, Ukraine and Russia announce a cease-fire agreement has been reached. All that and all that matters in today's "Eye Opener." Your world in 90 seconds.
Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) took aim at the House Armed Services Committee for holding a hearing on extremism in the military.
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