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Senate GOP Reveals Health Care Bill

By Scott Horsley • 16 hours ago

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Jury Finds Ex-Milwaukee Officer Not Guilty In Death Of Black Man

By LaToya Dennis • 19 hours ago

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Senators Working On Health Care Revision Ready To Release Their Plan

By Alison Kodjak • 19 hours ago

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And NPR's Alison Kodjak, who covers health policy issues and is covering this bill, has been listening in with us. And she's on the line. Alison, what did you hear that was significant there?

Rep. Carter Says He'll Consider Senate's Revisions To Health Care Plan

By editor • 19 hours ago

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CIA Contractors Fired For Stealing Vending Machine Snacks

By editor • 20 hours ago

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Off-Duty Cop Dressed As Batman Arrests Shoplifter

By editor • 20 hours ago

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Good morning. I'm David Greene. In Gotham City, two words are a criminal's nightmare.

(SOUNDBITE OF FILM, "THE LEGO MOVIE")

WILL ARNETT: (As Batman) I'm Batman.

Turkey's LGBT Community Pushes Ahead With Plans For Pride Parade

By editor • 22 hours ago

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ISIS Destroys Ancient Mosque And Minaret In Iraqi City Of Mosul

By Alison Meuse • 22 hours ago

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ExxonMobil Uses Carbon Tax Strategy To Its Advantage, Author Says

By editor • 22 hours ago

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Let's ask why some of the nation's biggest energy companies say they're willing to support the fight against climate change. They say they are willing to be taxed for the pollution they create.

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Michigan Airport Stabbing Is Investigated As A Possible Terrorism Act

By editor • 22 hours ago

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Rep. Tim Ryan Says Democrats Need To Start Winning Special Elections

By editor • 22 hours ago

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Uber Must Find A New CEO After Travis Kalanick Resigns

By Uri Berliner • Jun 21, 2017

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Rosenstein Says Most Important Part Of The Job Is To Maintain Public Confidence

By Carrie Johnson • Jun 21, 2017

Running the Justice Department presents a challenge in any administration. But the Trump era is different.

In just five months, Justice leaders have been under heavy pressure, on everything from the travel ban to the Russia investigation. And one man, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, is bearing the weight.

Here's something you need to know about Rosenstein: He's worked at the Justice Department for his entire career, nearly 27 years.

Last year, Rosenstein told NPR the advice he gives younger lawyers.

Russia Aims To Meddle In State Elections, Sen. King Says

By editor • Jun 21, 2017

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Costa Rican Wasps Beware

By editor • Jun 21, 2017

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Ohio Couple More Generous Than Intended

By editor • Jun 21, 2017

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Morning News Brief: Uber CEO Resigns, GOP Wins In Georgia, Russia Investigation

By Don Gonyea • Jun 21, 2017

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It has been a very rough year for Uber.

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Dangerous Heat In Phoenix Hits Homeless Hardest

By editor • Jun 21, 2017

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So today is the first day of summer. But in the West, people have already been sweating a lot, and I mean a lot. If you're along the coast in California, it's not too bad. But it's really bad elsewhere. It's especially bad in the Southwest.

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Cokie Roberts Answers Your Questions About The U.S. And Cuba

By editor • Jun 21, 2017

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Refugees Struggle With Mental Illness, Suicide Attempts Increase

By Joanna Kakissis • Jun 20, 2017

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Self-Imposed GOP Deadline Looms To Vote On Health Care Bill

By editor • Jun 20, 2017

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Groom Gets Arrested For Assault At Wedding Reception

By editor • Jun 20, 2017

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Family In A 'Haunted House' Needs Another Nanny

By editor • Jun 20, 2017

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Republican Karen Handel Hopes To Win Traditionally GOP House Seat

By Don Gonyea • Jun 20, 2017

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We're going to bring in another voice now, NPR national political correspondent Don Gonyea, who is following the special election in Georgia and just heard that conversation with Jon Ossoff. Hey, Don.

DON GONYEA, BYLINE: Good morning.