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WATCH LIVE: Senate Impeachment Trial Of President Trump Begins

NPR News January 21, 2020

People packed a Washington legislative committee hearing room Monday, Jan. 20, to speak against and in favor of proposed gun safety measures. CREDIT: Austin Jenkins/N3

Grief And Furor As Gun Violence Victims And Gun Rights Advocates Testify In Olympia

Austin Jenkins January 20, 2020

Alexandra Sasha Grieb and Kyleigh Dabler, both 19, from Kennewick, waved at passing cars driving by Richland’s John Dam Plaza. Grieb said it will be up to younger generations to fight climate change now with their votes. “The earth will survive climate change. Humans won’t,” she said. CREDIT: Courtney Flatt/NWPB

Youth-Led Climate Lawsuit ‘Reluctantly’ Dismissed By Federal 9th Circuit Appeals Court

NPR News January 20, 2020

You will need Real ID-compliant identification to go through TSA screening beginning Oct. 1, 2020.

What’s In Your Wallet? It’s Time For Travelers To Get Real About Getting Real ID

Tom Banse January 20, 2020

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Underground Railroad: Conductor And Passengers Documented In Oratorio With New York Orchestra

NPR News January 21, 2020

Jimmy Heath. CREDIT: Lonnie Timmons III/Getty Images

Jimmy Heath, Jazz Saxophonist, Composer, Bandleader And Legend, Dies At 93

NPR News January 19, 2020

Joyce DiDonato performs during a Tiny Desk concert, on Nov. 11, 2019. (Catie Dull/NPR)

Opera Star Joyce DiDonato Jazzes Up Classical Songs With Spontaneity And Wit At NPR’s Tiny Desk

NPR News January 19, 2020

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The Legacy Museum and Memorial are designed to bring visitors "closer to the anguish and the suffering" of the past. CREDIT: Human Pictures

For MLK Day, ‘Just Mercy’ Attorney Asks U.S. To Reckon With Its Racist Past And Present

NPR News January 20, 2020

Conservator Felicitas Klein, right, traveled from Germany with Villas at Bordighera, an 1884 painting by Claude Monet. She inspects the painting at the Denver Art Museum, along with senior paintings conservator Pamela Skiles. Kendelyn Ouellette

How Do You Move 100+ Monet Masterpieces? Very, Very Carefully

NPR News January 20, 2020