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Suicide is up among Black Americans. We need to talk about it.

Suicide is up among Black Americans. We need to talk about it.

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Why does the U.S. keep getting pulled back into the Middle East?

Why does the U.S. keep getting pulled back into the Middle East?

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German spymaster / U.K. drone fears / Musk on Pentagon project?

German spymaster / U.K. drone fears / Musk on Pentagon project?

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Pentagon says the firing squad execution of Fort Hood shooter will be livestreamed

Pentagon says the firing squad execution of Fort Hood shooter will be livestreamed

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3 years after Hamas attack, Israel remembers those killed

3 years after Hamas attack, Israel remembers those killed

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NYC shooting sparks protests, calls for ICE to leave the city

NYC shooting sparks protests, calls for ICE to leave the city

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Protests grow in France as students demand better conditions in schools

Protests grow in France as students demand better conditions in schools

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Can we find ways to address climate change that also make us happier?

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Podcaster Jennifer Welch on her political evolution

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87-year-old woman whose eviction shook Spain has died

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Suicide is a public health crisis for the country — but that crisis is becoming acute in the Black community. Black suicide rates are climbing, increasing more than 50% over about the past 10 years according to CDC data. And the suicide rates among Black youth are increasing particularly dramatically. NPR’s Michel Martin hosted a Morning Edition live event called Going There: A Matter of Life and Death that brought together a panel of clinicians, lawmakers and people who have lived with the pain

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Filmmaker Alex Gibney warns that Tesla is "overpromising" on its vehicles

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Israel remembers those killed on Oct. 7, three years after the 2023 Hamas attack that triggered wars across the region. Meanwhile, the Oct. 7 security failure — as well as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's repeated refusal to take responsibility for it — has become a lightning rod in Israel as the prime minister seeks a new term in national elections this month. #NPR

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Fury in California after Trump says Iran can ‘take out’ Los Angeles or San Diego

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After bankruptcy, he was banned from sports betting sites. Then he discovered Kalshi

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Amid data center boom, consumers shoulder costs of upgrading the electrical grid

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Mahmoud Khalil's memoir is a peek inside immigration detention and his fight to stay

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Mahmoud Khalil on who he is outside of his immigration detention

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The key to negotiation? Knowing when to stop talking

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While navigating mental health challenges as a professional player, retired NFL champion Vernon Davis didn’t share all the details of his struggles with the therapist provided by his football team. While speaking to NPR’s Michel Martin during the Morning Edition live event called Going There: A Matter of Life and Death, Davis said he made the decision to conceal the extent of his mental health issues to attempt to protect himself because he “didn’t want them to know everything that was going on

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Trump: I'm doing 'extremely great job', 'but nobody knows it'

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The tragedy of never fully knowing our moms

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