In Sitka, Alaska, a Defense Department team exhumed a WWII soldier's remains, aiming for identification and family reburial.
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Alabama voters face confusion as redistricting favors Republicans, impacting Congressional district selections.
Anglican Reader Charles Wide criticizes the Church of England's £100m Project Spire fund as "unpopular" and "ill-judged."
Republican John Sununu profited from rising costs of gas, food, and medicine, with significant investments in related industries amidst his Senate run.
Bethel Church halts The Passion Translation sales, citing concerns and ongoing reviews. Other churches follow suit.
Pope Leo XIV renews call for peace in Sudan and Ukraine, urging leaders to protect civilians and respect humanitarian law.
Paul Busch shares his story of abuse by a teacher at Interlochen, hoping to shed light on the school's history and seek accountability.
Amid frustration with major parties, voters show strong support for proportional representation in recent polls.
People still smoke indoors at the bar in Atomic City, Idaho, population 52. The walls are plastered with dollar bills.
NPR's Ayesha Rascoe talks with Christian Llamas about the aftermath of a refrigerated warehouse fire in Boyle Heights.