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Damage from fallen bricks in Seattle's Pioneer Square district after the 2001 Nisqually Quake. CREDIT: KEVIN GALVIN / FEMA NEWS

Nearly 4,500 Older Brick Buildings In Washington Could Be Dangerous In Quake, New Report Says

Tom Banse March 10, 2019

Opponents to efforts to remove philosophical exemptions from school-vaccine requirements rally outside the Washington Capitol, in Olympia, Wash., Wednesday, Feb. 20,2019. Lawmakers are considering two measures, one that would remove the exemption from the combined measles, mumps and rubella vaccine, and another that would not allow personal or philosophical exemptions to be granted for any required school vaccinations. CREDIT: RACHEL LA CORTE/AP

Vaccine Coverage: NPR Public Editor Reviews How Newsroom Approaches A Controversial Topic

NPR News March 9, 2019

Andre and Jennifer Fortin pose for a photo at the Tilly Jane A-Frame. CREDIT: IAN MCCLUSKEY/OPB

Turns Earned: Saving Mount Hood’s Historic Backcountry Ski Cabin

NWPB News March 8, 2019

People pack Seattle City Hall in June 2017 for a meeting about whether to enact an income tax. CREDIT: KATE WALTERS/KUOW

Washington Ranks As The Worst State For Low-Income Residents. Why?

Paige Browning March 8, 2019

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French composer Hector Berlioz died 150 years ago. He has been a lifelong favorite of the British author David Cairns, who wrote Berlioz's biography and edited and translated his memoirs. CREDIT: Émile Signol/Académie française/Villa Médicis, Rome

At 92, The Man Who Wrote The Book On French Composer Hector Berlioz Resumes His Case

NPR News March 9, 2019

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Yola Combines Softness And Grit In Her Virtuosic View Of Americana

NPR News March 6, 2019

The staff at Ohio's Cuyahoga County Public Library were surprised to receive a 1968 issue of Life magazine featuring the Beatles from someone who said he stole it as a kid. Cuyahoga County Public Library

Good Day Sunshine: 1968 Beatles ‘Life’ Magazine Finally Returned To Library

NPR News March 4, 2019

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The Virgin and the Laughing Child is said to be Leonardo da Vinci's only surviving sculpture. Victoria & Albert Museum, London

Mystery Sculpture Thought To Be The Work Of Leonardo da Vinci Is Unveiled In Italy

NPR News March 9, 2019

FILM REVIEW: Documentary ‘Apollo 11’ Retells History With Wide Eyes – And A Wider Perspective

NPR News March 7, 2019

Our History Is The Future, by Nick Estes

BOOK REVIEW: ‘Our History Is The Future’ Puts Standing Rock In Broader Native American Story

NPR News March 6, 2019

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Opponents to efforts to remove philosophical exemptions from school-vaccine requirements rally outside the Washington Capitol, in Olympia, Wash., Wednesday, Feb. 20,2019. Lawmakers are considering two measures, one that would remove the exemption from the combined measles, mumps and rubella vaccine, and another that would not allow personal or philosophical exemptions to be granted for any required school vaccinations. CREDIT: RACHEL LA CORTE/AP

Vaccine Coverage: NPR Public Editor Reviews How Newsroom Approaches A Controversial Topic

NPR News March 9, 2019

Attorneys for Chelsea Manning — Moira Meltzer-Cohen, left, and Christopher Leibig — speak after she was taken into custody after refusing to answer questions from a federal grand jury investigating the release of documents to WikiLeaks. Win McNamee/Getty Images

Chelsea Manning Jailed After Refusing To Testify About WikiLeaks

NPR News March 8, 2019

Bill Shine will become a senior adviser to Trump's 2020 re-election campaign. CREDIT: SUSAN WALSH/AP

Bill Shine, Former Fox News Chief, Resigns White House Communications Post To Join Trump Campaign

NPR News March 8, 2019

Clarissa Horsfall joins with others during "A Day Without A Woman" demonstration on March 8, 2017, in Miami. Employment attorneys say they've seen a spike in pay-disparity cases. CREDIT: Joe Raedle/Getty Images

#MeToo Awareness Sharpens Focus On Pay Equity

NPR News March 8, 2019

U.S. Reportedly Compiled Database Of Journalists Working Along Southwest Border

NPR News March 7, 2019

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg speaks during the F8 Facebook Developers conference on May 1, 2018, in San Jose, Calif. He is pledging more enhanced privacy and other features when it comes to private messages. Justin Sullivan/Getty Images

Facebook Promises More Private And Self-Destructing Messages

NPR News March 7, 2019

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