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With almost 200 entries to choose from, the selection for the six we feature was tough. But we gave it our best.

My NPR colleague Aya Batrawy, based in Dubai, summed it up best after seeing a video I'd shared of a booby in clear focus, its neck twisted in a 180-degree pose, preening its rear cinnamon-brown and white-streaked feathers. "Now that's life," she remarked, "to be born with perfect footwear and the ability to scratch your own back."

We imagined a forum where practicing scientists could address the deepest and most potent issues facing humanity, discussing how science informs questions of religion and culture.

The interaction we have had made every week exciting; you engaged with my arguments, sometimes with vigorous pushback, making me a better writer.

We're discussing new music from various artists, including Natalia Lafourcade and Chris Staples, updating a running list of the year's best songs.

Teachers, educators, and student podcasters across the country have asked for more time, leading to an extension of the Student Podcast Challenge deadline to May 25 at midnight E.T.

On Mother's Day, children — whether small or grown — take the opportunity to pay special tribute to their moms.

Millions of animals are waiting in one of the many shelters in the U.S. for the opportunity to go to a fur-ever home.

Give me a break, lady! I mean, they're crazy far left. So, I mean, I think we're past, my view, we're past the age really, where the government...

NPR's funding cuts would drastically limit access to crucial news and information, especially impacting rural and local communities.'

Nimer Sady al-Nimer, a 12-year-old boy shot five times by the Israeli military while collecting food aid, exemplifies the ongoing toll of conflict on children in Gaza.

The challenges posed by the Sunday Puzzle are beneficial for AI benchmarking, as they require insight and reasoning beyond mere rote memory.