
NPR Roundup: Box Office Boom, Political Shifts, and Community Tragedies
A cross-country look at the week's most compelling stories from NPR member stations

A cross-country look at the week's most compelling stories from NPR member stations

The rugged smartwatch gets its most significant update yet, with a brighter screen, upgraded performance, and a premium Pro variant.

Researchers turbocharge immune cells to penetrate solid tumors, while new imaging and molecular discoveries reshape the cancer fight.

In one action-packed day, the justices partially backed Trump's mail voting limits, kept abortion pills accessible, and allowed Texas maps to stand.

New research links antibiotics, antidepressants, beta-blockers, and other common drugs to lasting changes in gut bacteria — and sweeteners may amplify the effect.

UNICEF sounds alarm as West African nation reports 46 suspected cases, with young children disproportionately affected

The former Illinois sheriff’s deputy, serving 20 years for the fatal shooting of Sonya Massey, dies after a reported cancer battle and a denied request for medical release.

Researchers use artificial intelligence to identify the initiator sequences controlling gene activation in about 60% of human genes, opening new avenues for understanding mutations and disease.

Health care lifelines for musicians, a slow power restoration in Indiana, a coal community's uncertainty, and a school's symbolic reopening paint a portrait of communities in flux.

Poll leader faces questions over healthcare record, migrant children, and debate hesitancy