President Trump announced plans to cancel $810 million in congressionally approved spending, a move some members of his own party are calling illegal, according to NPR.
Teachers are increasingly using AI to build lesson plans and give students feedback, even as research into its educational impact remains scarce, according to NPR.
A group called the Rat Rangers leads nighttime walks through some of Washington, D.C.'s alleys to teach participants about rat behavior and how to reduce their numbers, according to NPR.
A tip to the island's local newspaper led to the discovery of what may be a historic wreck exposed by the storm.
Parental monitoring, screen time boundaries, and open conversations with kids about online habits can help protect them from the harms of social media, according to NPR.
Blocked from other apps, kids reportedly repurposed the Spotify comments under an NPR episode as an impromptu messaging thread, prompting an episode of This American Life.
NPR staff initially mistook a surge of young commenters for bots before a Gen Z colleague identified what was actually happening.
The latest edition of NPR's news quiz tests readers on the week's stories, including a question about a planned triumphal arch.
With days left in the 2026 fiscal year, lawmakers are pressing the health department to spend money Congress allocated for the program, according to an NPR investigation.
All Things Considered host Mary Louise Kelly discussed the leaders' meeting with White House correspondent Emily Feng.
The clash over AI's promise and perils involves a range of competing voices and ideologies, not simply two opposing camps, according to NPR.
Students are invited to submit podcasts for a chance to win the grand prize or a $500 finalist award.
Entries are opening for the next edition of the contest, which NPR says has changed participants' lives.
A market in the southern Indian city highlights residents from the poorest neighborhoods battling for survival against the sea, according to NPR.
A ProPublica data reporter discussed findings on increasing ectopic pregnancy fatalities in an interview broadcast by NPR.
The news outlet's Friday trivia roundup touches on the Kennedy Center, Celine Dion and the Emmys, according to NPR.
A report from NPR News sets out the main available details, with claims kept attributed to their sources.
As inflation, gasoline costs and the broader cost of living become central issues in the midterm election season, NPR is asking Americans to share how higher prices are shaping their lives.
Ayesha Rascoe spoke with an environmentalist and a public relations specialist about industrial development opposition, according to NPR.
A new segment from NPR's Planet Money explores competing views on whether rich and poor Americans are drifting apart or coming back together economically.