Here & Now
Here & Now reflects the fluid world of news as it’s happening in the middle of the day, with timely, smart and in-depth news, interviews and conversation.
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Apple and Netflix push phone gaming to rival video game consoles
Apple is courting the world's top game developers for the iPhone. It's already brought big-screen games like "Resident Evil" and "Assassin's Creed" into the fold.
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‘Almost universally worried’: European leaders fixated on outcome of U.S. elections
European allies are feeling anxious about the possibility of a second Trump presidency, according to a new report in The Atlantic.
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New research looks into neurological conditions in Black Americans' brains
The first study looked at the brains of more than 100 deceased people who identified as African American.
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Protests outside an LA synagogue turn into a brawl
Pro-Palestinian demonstrators say they were there not because it is a synagogue but because of a meeting being held there advertised as a real estate event to sell land in Israel.
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At least 19 killed in Dagestan attacks
Gunmen targeted Orthodox churches, a synagogue and police checkpoints. No one immediately claimed responsibility for the attack.
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'Us, After' memoir tackles suicide, grief and learning to love life again
When Rachel Zimmerman's husband Seth died by suicide in 2014, she had more questions than answers.
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How to recognize and combat elder financial abuse
The FBI is reporting an uptick in elder financial abuse.
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How to build and maintain a chosen family
Pride Month is a time for celebration for LGBTQ people and their allies. But for many, especially those who have strained relationships with their loved ones or those who don’t have elders in the community to look to for guidance, it can also be a time for reflection.
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How Israelis are feeling after Netanyahu rejected latest ceasefire deal
Netanyahu says he would be open to some aspects of a hostage exchange, but he would not permanently end the war in Gaza until Hamas is eliminated.
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Northwest Iowa hit with severe flooding
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds has asked for aid from the federal government to deal with the ongoing issues and the aftermath.
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Playing 'Wild Card,' Rachel Martin's new interview show driven by an existential card game
What's an expression of love you're trying to get better at? What are you most afraid of at this point in your life? Those are just some of the questions posed in "Wild Card," a new podcast from NPR's Rachel Martin.
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Boeing Starliner's return from International Space Station delayed again
Two astronauts arrived at the International Space Station aboard the Starliner earlier this month. They were supposed to stay for about a week. Now, they will be up there for about a month.