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Life After ISIS: One Sister Wants To Rebuild. The Other Can’t Wait To Leave

Sisters Raffal, left, and Farah Khaled are first-year students at Mosul University in Iraq. They’re standing outside the university library, which was burned down, along with most of its books, by ISIS when it controlled the city. Jane Arraf/NPR hide caption toggle caption Jane Arraf/NPR Sisters Raffal, left, and Farah Khaled are first-year students at

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From ‘Bae’ To ‘Submarining,’ The Lingo Of Online Dating

In the lingo of online dating, submarining begins when someone with whom you have romantic involvement ghosts — or disappears from your life without notice — only to resurface with no apology. Hanna Barczyk for NPR hide caption toggle caption Hanna Barczyk for NPR In the lingo of online dating, submarining begins when someone with

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Evangelicals and Mormons Are Political Allies, But Theological Rivals

Mormons and evangelical Christians shared strong support for President Trump in 2016, but theological differences still cause tension between the groups. Rick Bowmer/AP hide caption toggle caption Rick Bowmer/AP Mormons and evangelical Christians shared strong support for President Trump in 2016, but theological differences still cause tension between the groups. Rick Bowmer/AP President Trump was

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‘A Very Stable Genius’: Trump Responds To Renewed Criticism Of His Mental State

Questions surrounding President Trump’s temperament intensified this week after excerpts from the book, Fire and Fury: Inside The Trump White House, detailed chaos inside the White House. Manuel Balce Ceneta/AP hide caption toggle caption Manuel Balce Ceneta/AP Questions surrounding President Trump’s temperament intensified this week after excerpts from the book, Fire and Fury: Inside The

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Top Stories: Frigid Cold Hits East Coast; December Jobless Report

Good morning, here are our early stories: — Blizzard Has Passed, But Frigid Temperatures Remain Along East Coast. — 148,000 Jobs Were Added To U.S. Economy In December. — GOP Tax Law Sparks Confusion And Outcry In Blue States As N.Y. Threatens Lawsuit. — Pakistan Reacts To U.S. Suspension Of Security Assistance. And here are

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Alex Trebek Takes A Break From ‘Jeopardy!’ Following Brain Surgery

Alex Trebek, the face of the Jeopardy! franchise for more than three decades, will be taking time off from the syndicated game show while he recovers from brain surgery. He announced the hiatus in a video posted to the show’s online accounts Thursday. “Some of you may have heard by now that during the holiday

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U.S. Autonomous-Car Startup Signs Deal With VW And Hyundai

An image released by Hyundai shows a hands-off driver checking his phone and drinking coffee. The company is partnering with Aurora, a U.S. startup, to boost its autonomous vehicle program. S.J.HONG/Hyundai hide caption toggle caption S.J.HONG/Hyundai An image released by Hyundai shows a hands-off driver checking his phone and drinking coffee. The company is partnering

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Virginia Republican David Yancey Wins Tie-Breaking Drawing

Virginia Republican David Yancey is the winner of a tie-breaking drawing for a House of Delegates seat, a result that appears to allow Republicans to barely hang on to control of the chamber. Each candidate’s name was placed in a film canister; those were then placed into a bowl and one name was drawn. It’s

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Unlike Humans, Bonobos Shun Helpers And Befriend the Bullies

Two bonobos play fight at the Lola Ya Bonobo sanctuary in Democratic Republic of Congo in 2012. Emilie Genty/Barcroft Media via Getty Images hide caption toggle caption Emilie Genty/Barcroft Media via Getty Images Two bonobos play fight at the Lola Ya Bonobo sanctuary in Democratic Republic of Congo in 2012. Emilie Genty/Barcroft Media via Getty

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