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Nation Jan 24

New book ‘Madness’ documents the racism of a Jim Crow-era mental health facility

Crownsville Hospital in Maryland was one of the last segregated mental asylums in the country. Thousands of Black patients came through the overcrowded, understaffed hospital and many died there. NBC News correspondent Antonia Hylton began looking into the facility a…

Nation Jan 18

Michele Norris discusses her new book on how Americans see race and identity

In 2010, journalist Michele Norris started “The Race Card Project.” She asked people around the world to send her a postcard, and in just six words, share their thoughts, questions, experiences and aspirations about identity and race. Geoff Bennett and…

Nation Dec 31

A look back at the biggest news events that shaped 2023 and made history

There is no question that we live in historic, unusual times, and 2023 added to the list of unprecedented events. We look back at the events that defined the year.

Nation Nov 12

The story of John Herrington, the 1st Native American in space

For Native American Heritage Month, as part of our “Hidden Histories” series, we bring you the story of John Herrington, a decorated naval officer and trailblazing astronaut.

Nation Nov 10

‘Invisible Generals’ chronicles little-known history of 1st Black U.S. generals

A new book explores and honors the legacy of two exceptional American veterans whose contributions have gone largely unknown, until now. In “Invisible Generals,” author Doug Melville recounts his family history and tells the barrier-breaking stories of the country’s first…

Politics Nov 01

Former Rep. Kinzinger reflects on GOP and future of democracy in ‘Renegade’

Former Rep. Adam Kinzinger of Illinois was first elected to Congress in 2010. In the 12 years he served in the House, he had a front-row seat to the changes within the Republican Party. His evolution, as well as the…

World Oct 15

Deadly airstrikes continue to pummel Gaza as Israel musters huge force on border

Even before Israel launches what’s promised to be a massive assault on Gaza, Palestinian officials say this week-old war is already the deadliest Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Gaza’s health ministry says at least 2,600 Palestinians have been killed as Israel retaliates against…

World Oct 14

Israel prepares for next phase of war as Gaza residents scramble to flee

Tension continues to build across Gaza as the Israeli military readies coordinated strikes by land, air and sea. Israel has ordered 1.1 million residents of northern Gaza to evacuate, while Hamas is urging them to stay in their homes. Special…

World Oct 08

Deaths mount as Israel launches large-scale retaliation against Hamas in Gaza

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed to destroy the ability of Hamas and Islamic Jihad to govern and carry out attacks, an effort he warns will be long and difficult as the death toll continues to climb on both…

Politics Oct 03

New book ‘Differ We Must’ confronts political division with lessons from Lincoln

There is little doubt the country is divided over a variety of issues. But lessons can be learned by examining the past, and NPR's Steve Inskeep did just that. The result is his new book, “Differ We Must: How Lincoln…

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