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Affirmative action opponents demonstrate outside the Washington Senate on Sunday night following a vote to approve I-1000. AUSTIN JENKINS/N3

AP: Washington Voters Appear To Narrowly Reject Effort To Bring Back Affirmative Action

Austin Jenkins November 12, 2019

File photo of the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity chapter house at Washington State University.

Pullman Police Identify 19-Year-Old WSU Student Who Died At Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity

Scott Leadingham November 12, 2019

U.S. Supreme Court has ended a long legal fight by ruling that a Texas death row inmate is intellectually disabled and thus may not be executed.

Fate Of DACA Program With Supreme Court In Challenge To Trump Admin’s Attempt To End It

NPR News November 12, 2019

A marijuana plant grows in California's Shasta-Trinity National Forest. This plant is part of an illegal growing operation by highly organized drug cartels that take advantage of the forests' thick canopy to help hide their operations. CREDIT: Eric Westervelt/NPR

Illegal Marijuana Grows In Public Forests Are Poisoning Wildlife And Water

NPR News November 12, 2019

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Gabriela Ortiz. Photo courtesy of the artist

Gabriela Ortiz’s ‘Yanga’ Makes Its Debut With The LA Philharmonic

Scott Leadingham November 12, 2019

Nat King Cole playing piano in the Capitol Records recording studio on May 23, 1945. Capitol Records Photo Archive/Courtesy of the artist

New Anthology ‘Hittin’ The Ramp’ Traces Nat King Cole’s Early Jazz And Artistic Development

NPR News November 11, 2019

Flutist Eugenia Zukerman sets her struggle with Alzheimer's to verse in her new memoir. Angela Jimenez/Courtesy of the artist

Flutist Eugenia Zukerman Explores Her Changing Mind In New Book That’s ‘A Lyrical Memoir’

NPR News November 9, 2019

The Arts

The Witches Are Coming book cover

Lindy West: ‘The Witches Are Coming’ — And They Are Rightfully Angry

NPR News November 12, 2019

Filmmaker Judd Apatow describes his mentor, the comedian Garry Shandling (above), as a perfectionist: "He just could not just be chill and make it easy on himself. He wanted everything to be amazing." CREDIT: Bonnie Schiffman/HBO

After Comic Garry Shandling’s Death, Judd Apatow Found Zen In His Diaries

NPR News November 11, 2019

Howard Weistling created his comic book A Western out of cigarette wrappers and flattened soup cans while he was a prisoner of war in Germany during World War II. Morgan Weistling

‘Like Getting My Father Back’: WWII POW’s Art Returned To His Family

NPR News November 10, 2019