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This week on the Behind the Headlines radio roundtable the ongoing controversy of the Photo ID law and what will be the impact of the NBA lockout? This…

Listen to Marketplace's episode for January 21, 2020, about is there really a "blue-collar boom", plus: AI goes to the movies, a new spate of retail…

Listen to Marketplace's episode for January 27, 2020, which discusses how Chinese workers are staying home because of coronavirus. Plus, oil prices, new…

Former President Donald Trump is on trial for a second time in the Senate. This time, the House has impeached Trump for inciting the Jan. 6 insurrection.…

World Health Organization (WHO) hosts a Q&A on COVID-19 and other world health emergencies.

Here's a surprise: Wild crows can recognize individual people ... especially those they don't like. They can pick a person out of crowd, follow them, and remember them for years. Here, NPR Science Correspondent Robert Krulwich and illustrator Neil Wagner look at how these brainy birds do it.

Watch as Senate Energy committee holds hearing on 'use of energy as a tool and a weapon'.

Watch as Vice President Harris remarks on major investment to support minority-owned businesses.

Watch as the health and human services secretary and WHO director give remarks on World Health Day.

Watch as State Department holds news briefing as Sudan's warring sides agree to negotiate.