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Vice President Harris May Be 'The Busiest Woman In Washington'

By Ari Shapiro, Christopher Intagliata & Alejandra Marquez Janse • Jun 3, 2021

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On the campaign trail last summer, candidate Joe Biden promised to make his running mate, Kamala Harris, the last voice in the room before he made important decisions. And in March of this year, he joked about what he meant by that.

Good Beer Doesn't Just Taste Better, It Sounds Better Too

By Ailsa Chang, Ari Shapiro, Anna Sirianni & Christopher Intagliata • May 27, 2021

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Beer.

(SOUNDBITE OF BEER POURING)

SHAPIRO: That sound can mean summer, picnics, barbecues, concerts, and now researchers have found that the sound a beer makes as you open it and pour it can influence our perception of its quality.

U.S. Gold Gymnast Simone Biles Keeps Rewriting The Record Book

By Ailsa Chang, Ari Shapiro, Christopher Intagliata & Adriana Tapia • May 25, 2021

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Simone Biles, already the most decorated gymnast in history, has surpassed expectations again. On Saturday, she performed a move considered so dangerous that no other woman has ever attempted it in competition.

U.S. Restrictions On Ethiopia And Eritrea Aim To Boost Pressure As Conflict Continues

By Ailsa Chang, Christopher Intagliata & Alejandra Marquez Janse • May 24, 2021

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Biden And Bibi Go Way Back: The Fraught Friendship Between 2 Leaders

By Ari Shapiro & Christopher Intagliata • May 21, 2021

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A fragile cease-fire is still in place in the Middle East. After 11 days of explosive conflict between Israel and Hamas, President Joe Biden yesterday made his first major remarks about the fighting.

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The U.S. Must Expedite Visas For Afghans Who Helped The U.S., Congressman Says

By Ari Shapiro, Carol Klinger, Elena Burnett, Christopher Intagliata & Casey Morell • May 18, 2021

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The U.S. Is Headed Away From The Ideals Of Democracy, Says Author Masha Gessen

By Ari Shapiro, Christopher Intagliata & Mia Venkat • May 13, 2021

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Gov. Kate Brown On Oregon's COVID-19 Spike

By Mary Louise Kelly, Karen Zamora, Carol Klinger, Ayen Bior & Christopher Intagliata • May 12, 2021

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Black Americans And The Racist Architecture Of Homeownership

By Ailsa Chang, Christopher Intagliata & Jonaki Mehta • May 8, 2021

This story is part of an NPR series, We Hold These Truths, on American democracy.

Last summer, DonnaLee Norrington had a dream about owning a home. Not the figurative kind, but a literal dream, as she slept in the rental studio apartment in South Los Angeles that she was sharing with a friend.

At around 2 a.m., Norrington remembers, "God said to me, 'Why don't you get a mortgage that doesn't move?' And in my head I knew that meant a fixed mortgage."

Here's What 'All Things Considered' Sounds Like — In Blackbird Song

By Mary Louise Kelly, Ailsa Chang & Christopher Intagliata • Apr 16, 2021

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