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We recorded the show in Louisville, Ky., this week — the capital of horse racing. So we've invited Lee to play a game called "It's just like horse racing, if you pretend they're tiny horses."

Ben Carson spoke for just over eight minutes during Thursday's 2 1/2-hour Republican debate, according to NPR's count. Host Fox Business Network had vowed to give the candidates equal time.

For struggling students, music can often be what keeps them going. The same is true for this New Orleans band director.

NPR launches a new series on America's housing crisis. “Shut Out of the Housing Market,” we talk to the reporter behind it.

This week, we revisit a conversation about competitions and instructional shows, adventures and simple admirations of good cooking.

How will the populist wave of 2016 carry into the upcoming elections?

Anand Giridharadas spent two years researching a man who committed a string of hate crimes after 9/11. Along the way, he uncovered a striking story of mercy from an unlikely source: the man's victim.

In 2015, scientists first detected gravitational waves— ripples in space caused by massive disturbances. Allan Adams says this discovery helps answer some of our biggest questions about the universe.

Security camera footage shows a man running toward a speed camera and then pushing it over. And then for good measure, he rips the camera off, throws it on the ground and drives away.

College completion rates vary widely in America. But millions drop out & the costs are staggering. How do we help more students stay the course?