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The Attorney General vowed that the DoJ would not avoiding filing charges that are deemed "political" or "controversial" in connection to the Capitol attack.

Trump hung up on host Steve Inskeep nine minutes into what NPR said was scheduled to be a 15-minute interview.

"It's an eventuality that we need to prepare for," says retired two-star General Paul Eaton.

The Oakland County Sheriff said they had no knowledge about the online threats against the school prior to the shooting.

After the 19-month shutdown, the Irish Repertory Theatre, a gem of New York's off-Broadway scene, sparkles in its return to live theater with "Autumn Royal."

While the Taliban is quickly gaining ground, CIA Director William Burns said that a collapse of the Afghan government wasn't inevitable.

The Duchess of Sussex said she placed forget-me-nots throughout her bestseller "The Bench."

"If the choice is doing it without Republican support and moving aggressively...to me the choice is pretty clear: we do it," the Vermont senator told NPR Saturday.

Former independent presidential candidate Ralph Nader called the decision of some networks to cut away from President Donald Trump's speech on Thursday "unacceptable."

Stop pretending as if looting is ever permissible or acceptable. It isn't.

Although federal funding helps ensure NPR's programming continues, it accounts for a minor portion of its operating budget.

Sometimes you've had enough of murder. Here are 11 podcasts that aren't part of the never-ending true-crime podcast phenomenon.

The photographer, who gave the Beatles' their iconic haircuts, died on Tuesday.

Only 44 percent of those polled say they would rather see Trump handle the economy while Biden garnered 51 percent of the approval of poll participants.

The secretary of state accused NPR's Mary Louise Kelly of lying to him after allegedly unleashing an expletive-laden tirade at the journalist.

"We ask real questions, which many officials welcome, though some walk away," Steve Inskeep tweeted.

After a tense interview on NPR's 'All Things Considered,' the secretary of state issued a statement Saturday accusing reporter Mary Louise Kelly of lying to him.

The poll finds that Americans think President Donald Trump and the media are almost equally to blame for a worsening atmosphere in Washington D.C.

The revelation paints a different picture than the gun rights group's previous disclosures.

The split stands across party and sex, according to a new survey.

"Now there's a chair I'd like to sniff," two newsroom employees recall him saying after an art director stood up from her chair.

The document's fiery language of revolt against tyranny inflamed those who see Trump as an autocrat.

Frank Deford, the long-time sports commentator for NPR and Sports Illustrated writer, died aged 78.

The Maryland native helped bring sports broadcasting into mainstream cultural conversation.

Trump wants big cuts to Pell Grants, the National Institutes of Health and NPR and PBS. . .

Reporters have peddled dozens of fake news stories to discredit the president.

David Gilkey and his translator, Zabihullah Tamanna, were killed after joining Afghan troops in Helmand province.

When you write about race, trolls come out from their dark, hidden spaces to write all sorts of nasty comments they dare not say in public or in polite company.

The former head of the agency ribbed remarks by the current CIA chief, John Brennan.

It's hard to stand out from the herd of premieres in 2015.