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Book recommendations for Hispanic Heritage Month
National Hispanic Heritage Month is observed from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15. Lupita Aquino, also known as "Lupita Reads" on social media, shares a few book recommendations by Latino authors.
Developer Tries To Exclude Low-Income Renters From Luxury Amenities
by Claire Trageser
A San Diego real estate developer has proposed an apartment building that would have a separate entry for lower-income renters. It's getting pushback from housing advocates and government officials.
As President Trump Left India's Capital, Hindu-Muslim Riots Flared
by Lauren Frayer
Months of mostly peaceful protests over a citizenship law which excludes Muslim refugees turned violent. Mobs torched Muslim homes across town from the hotel in New Delhi where Trump had been staying.
'Hidden Brain': How 'Egocentric Bias' Can Lead Us Astray
by Shankar Vedantam
Asking a stranger for help can be stressful. But research shows that people are more likely to say yes than you may think. Researchers are studying our understated ability to influence others.
How Baseball's Code Of Silence Figured Into Astros' Sign-Stealing Case
by Tom Goldman
Fallout from the Houston Astros' 2017 sign-stealing scandal continues. Why didn't Houston players speak up about the illegal activity? Baseball's traditional code of silence played a big part.
Mazzy Star Co-Founder David Roback Dies At 61
The band Mazzy Star was known for making dreamy, ethereal pop songs in the 1990s. Guitarist David Roback, who started the band with singer Hope Sandoval, died on Monday. No cause of death was given.
Oregon GOP Lawmakers' Disappearance Will Block Climate Change Bill
by Dirk VanderHart
Republican lawmakers in Oregon have walked off the job. They're refusing to meet in the state capitol as the Democratic-controlled legislature seeks to take up a climate change bill.
News Brief: Democratic Debate, Voter Spotlight, Coronavirus Warning
Democratic presidential candidates had a chaotic debate in South Carolina. NPR picks key communities to focus on this election year. And, health officials warn the coronavirus will spread in the U.S.
Residents In Delaware County, Pa., Say Mysterious Smell Is Back
A woman told Philly's local CBS station it was like sulfur. Another said she was afraid to smoke in case it was a gas leak. It comes and goes, and officials have looked for the source for months.
Israel Takes Strict Approach To Control The Spread Of Coronavirus
by Daniel Estrin
Because of the coronavirus outbreak, Israel is banning the entry of foreign nationals who have been in China, Thailand, Singapore, Japan and South Korea over the last two weeks.
Pet Poodle Found Blocks Away After It Was Snatched By A Hawk
Deborah Falcione tells WTAE-TV that her little dog Porschia is 16 years old, deaf and blind. A neighbor had found the dog four blocks away — cold, but otherwise OK.
Spotlighting Voters In Charlotte, N.C., And Pueblo, Colo.
NPR has adopted key communities to focus on this election year. NPR's Steve Inskeep will focus on Charlotte and NPR's Ari Shapiro will visit Pueblo.