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After New Zealand Volcano Explosion, How 1 Tourist Became A First Responder

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New Prime Minister Of Finland Begins Her Term

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And now to New Zealand, where dozens of people are injured and at least six are dead after a volcano erupted there on Monday. Tourists from around the world were on White Island in the Bay of Plenty when plumes of ash and smoke exploded from the volcano there.

Former DOJ Inspector General Discusses Horowitz Report On 2016 Election

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Kehinde Wiley's 'Rumors Of War' Sculpture Unveiled In Richmond

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New Hampshire Voters Share Their Views On Medicare For All

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And now to New Zealand, where dozens of people are injured and at least six are dead after a volcano erupted there on Monday. Tourists from around the world were on White Island in the Bay of Plenty when plumes of ash and smoke exploded from the volcano there.

As TikTok Grows In Popularity, It's Also Setting Off Alarms In Silicon Valley

By Shannon Bond • 8 hours ago

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Now time for All Tech Considered.

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CORNISH: And when it comes to tech, 2019 may go down in history as the year of TikTok. In 2019, the app has spawned memes, dance contests, even minted hit songs.

Democrats Have Made Big Gains In Number Of Governorships In The U.S.

By Jessica Taylor • Dec 9, 2019

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World Anti-Doping Agency Bans Russia From Global Sporting Events For 4 Years

By Tom Goldman • Dec 9, 2019

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House Judiciary Committee Holds More Hearings In Trump Impeachment Inquiry

By editor • Dec 9, 2019

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Republican, Democratic Counsels Outline Arguments For And Against Impeachment Of Trump

By Tim Mak • Dec 9, 2019

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Quilters Across The U.S. Answer Call To Help Sew Up Unfinished Project

By Kate McGee • Dec 9, 2019

Whenever Shannon Downey comes across an unfinished craft project at an estate sale, she feels compelled to buy and finish it.

"Ninety-nine percent of the time it's an unfinished pillow or just a small hoop," Downey said.

But earlier this fall, Downey stumbled across an unfinished quilt of the United States at an estate sale on Chicago's North Side. She immediately knew this project was different.

Putin And Zelenskiy To Meet To Discuss Effort To End The War In Eastern Ukraine

By Lucian Kim • Dec 9, 2019

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A New Effort In Argentina Seeks To Make Spanish Nouns Gender Neutral

By editor • Dec 8, 2019

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Evidence Scandal In Orange County Stirs Conflict Within Law Enforcement

By Vanessa Romo • Dec 8, 2019

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Impeachment: The View From Ukraine

By editor • Dec 8, 2019

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Interview With Singer Girl Ultra

By editor • Dec 7, 2019

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And finally today, when we think about music coming out of Mexico City, R&B probably isn't what comes to mind. But our next guest is trying to change that. She is Mariana de Miguel, who goes by the name Girl Ultra.

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His Warning Could Have Stopped Sri Lanka Easter Attack. Now He Lies In The Hospital

By Lauren Frayer • Dec 7, 2019

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Zimmerman Lawsuit Against Trayvon Martin's Family Alleges Defamation

By editor • Dec 7, 2019

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Why The Trump Decision To Delay Aid To Ukraine Is Under Scrutiny

By Audie Cornish & Sam Gringlas • Dec 6, 2019

Why the Trump administration delayed nearly $400 millions of dollars in security aid to Ukraine is the question at the heart of the impeachment inquiry into President Trump.

Democrats say the president tried to coerce an ally to help him take down a political opponent. Republicans argue it's a routine use of presidential power.

Interviews with current and former officials show how the Trump administration's hold-up of aid to Ukraine was irregular and likely violated U.S. law, and has far-reaching consequences at home and overseas.

Remembering Tetsu Nakamura, Japanese Doctor Who Spent Decades Working In Afghanistan

By Diaa Hadid • Dec 6, 2019

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How Lawmakers Have Drafted Articles Of Impeachment The Last 2 Times

By Nina Totenberg • Dec 6, 2019

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Meet Alan Tripp, America's Newest 102-Year-Old Recording Artist

By editor • Dec 6, 2019

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Salvaging Hope: 1 Woman's Refusal To Be Defeated By The Crisis In Venezuela

By Philip Reeves • Dec 6, 2019

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Lawsuit Aims To End Rule Requiring Visa Applicants To Disclose Social Media Accounts

By editor • Dec 6, 2019

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Massachusetts' Wilson's Department Store Is Shutting Its Doors After 137 Years

By editor • Dec 6, 2019

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Uber Received Nearly 6,000 U.S. Sexual Assault Claims In Past 2 Years

By Shannon Bond • Dec 5, 2019

How safe is your Uber ride? That question has dogged the company for years, as it has faced complaints from passengers and drivers alleging they have been sexually assaulted in an Uber.

Now Uber is revealing the scale of those complaints for the first time.

The company received 5,981 allegations of serious sexual assault in the U.S. over two years, according to a new report covering 2017 and 2018. The claims range from unwanted touching and kissing to rape.