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NPR's Audie Cornish checks back in with Anita Lynch, a 74-year-old delegate for Bernie Sanders from Denver. She is a former science teacher and substance abuse counselor. As part of our series of voter conversations, we reconnect with voters and take the temperature of how they're feeling about the election since we last met them.

Elliot Ackerman is a decorated former Marine who was an infantry officer in Fallujah, Iraq, in 2004. He just returned to Fallujah on assignment for Esquire magazine and tells NPR's Kelly McEvers about the changes in the city after it was liberated from ISIS. He also visited the front lines in the battle for Mosul.

GOP Rep. Scott Garrett's big backers on Wall Street pulled their support after his anti-gay comments went public. Polls show Democratic challenger Josh Gottheimer is within striking distance.

NPR's Kelly McEvers talks to White House photographer Pete Souza about photographing the president and his tenure in the role.

Donald Trump attended the grand opening of his new hotel in Washington, D.C., Wednesday. It's the latest instance where the candidate has brought campaign media attention to his businesses.

Before Hillary Clinton even officially announced her candidacy for president, she was answering questions about the private email server she used as secretary of state. That controversy is back in the spotlight with a new WikiLeaks release.

NPR's Robert Siegel talks to Sebastian Mallaby, who wrote an article in The Guardian about living in an era dominated by economic experts and its recent challenges.

The average price for health insurance policies under the Affordable Care Act will rise by 22 percent next year, though the costs to individual consumers will still vary. A California woman reacts to the new prices and considers her options.

Megyn Kelly's unexpected clash with former House Speaker Newt Gingrich illuminates why Trump's poll numbers are crashing. On Tuesday night, Gingrich attempted to lecture Kelly on her fascination with sex and scandal.

Democrats need a wave election to win the 30 seats they need to flip the House. But even with Hillary Clinton gaining in polls, Republicans are likely to hold onto their House majority, albeit a slimmer one.

For the first time in a quarter century, the United States is abstaining on a United Nations vote calling for an end to the embargo on Cuba. This comes nearly two years after President Obama and Raul Castro announced a warming of relations between the two nations.

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Women who obtain good pain relief during labor may have to worry less about postpartum depression later, new research suggests.

PALO ALTO (ANP) - Tesla heeft in het derde kwartaal voor het eerst sinds tijden zwarte cijfers geschreven. Daarmee doorbrak de producent van elektrische auto's een lange reeks van acht kwartaalverliezen op rij.

“There’s not a day that goes by where I don’t think about that Backstreet Boy asking his pals, ‘am I sexual?’ & they’re like, ‘yeah’”

A fashion-photography pit crew at online marketplace Farfetch styles, shoots and ships hundreds of designer pieces a day for independent boutiques around the world.

An Indiana woman was put in intensive care after she sustained serious injuries when her ex-boyfriend tried to rip her tongue out.

Just in time for Halloween comes a new documentary focusing on one of Earth's most frightening treats — volcanos. Even better, swashbuckling director and writer Werner Herzog is the filmmaker, so it's sure to be a hair-singing descent into the…

Even better, swashbuckling director and writer Werner Herzog is the filmmaker, so it's sure to be a hair-singing descent into the fiery heart of volcanos. The legendary filmmaker's "Into the Inferno " — not to be confused with the new Tom Hanks film "Inferno" — is actually a lazy, meandering mess that gives off no heat. Herzog takes us to steaming, scary volcanic mountains in North Korea, Indonesia, Iceland, Ethiopia and the Pacific island nation of Vanuatu but never really connects them thematically or narratively. Читать дальше...

"I'm just anxious to get back and at least try."

Amid growing tensions between Manila and Washington, Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said that he wants US troops out of his country in the next two years. Duterte told an economic forum in Tokyo on Wednesday that Manila was also willing to scrap defense pacts with Washington if necessary. In a clear reference to US forces he said: “I want, maybe in the next two years, my country free of the presence of foreign military troops,” adding, “I want them out and if I have to revise or abrogate agreements... Читать дальше...

MOORESTOWN, N.J. — The New Jersey attorney general’s office is suing a preschool it says unlawfully expelled a 3-year-old girl with Down syndrome last year because she wasn’t potty-trained. The lawsuit alleges Chesterbrook Academy in Moorestown unfairly discriminated when it expelled the child but not others who were not fully toilet trained. It alleges school

The British government’s support for expansion of London’s Heathrow Airport after decades of delays has immediately generated outrage from politicians and residents who point to the expected loss of hundreds of homes, increased air pollution and other environmental damage.

We here on The Times’ editorial board don’t condone acts of vandalism, even those that serve to send a political message with which we agree. That said, I can’t help but be impressed with the lengths to which one man went to deface Donald Trump’s star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame this morning.

(NFL) - Two days after getting their struggling ground attack back on track in a victory over the Texans, the Broncos are bracing for the absence of their starting running back. C.J. Anderson is expected to miss at least a…