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NPR's Susan Stone sends tonight's radio postcard from Iceland, where she went on a hunt for the Aurora Borealis -- the northern lights that are created when a solar wind full of charged particles enters the earth's magnetic field.

News & Notes profiles a tap dance prodigy with a unique approach combining dance with music, a classical flute player and an athlete who's also a student leader.

President Lula's invitation is part of a wider effort to maintain a neutral foreign policy stance, having last week visited China, as well as the U.S. earlier this year.

Star Serbian center Nikola Jokic took home MVP honors after a dominant run in the playoffs.

The comedian's memoir, "Playing With Myself," is now out in paperback.

On Monday, Airbus secured the largest commercial airplane contract in history, 500 jets for Indian budget carrier IndiGo.

But the welcome so far has not been a warm one for the video-streaming giant. Media outlets in France are complaining that the California-based company will erode French culture.

Our pals Josh Barro of New York Magazine and Jennifer Doleac from Texas A&M tell us what they're keeping an eye on in 2019.

A video of a dance company in New York has gone viral, with over 7 million views. Akira Armstrong explains why she founded the dance company for "full-figured" women, called "Pretty Big Movement."

In 1968, Congress passed the Fair Housing Act, which made it illegal to discriminate in housing. Gene Demby of NPR's Code Switch explains why neighborhoods are still so segregated today.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2FV-E-u6-CsPresident Trump addressed the nation Monday night on U.S. engagement and "the path forward" in Afghanistan and…

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