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Have you ever wondered how Morning Edition puts on a show so early? Well, it's thanks to our 24-hour staff. Today we're celebrating 40 years of overnights. Here's a look inside! (this is from 2014 but not much has changed) | NPR Morning Edition
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Have you ever wondered how Morning Edition puts on a show so early? Well, it's thanks to our 24-hour staff. Today we're celebrating 40 years of overnights. Here's a look inside! (this is from 2014 but not much has changed) | NPR Morning Edition
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Colin Meloy wrote "Slint, Spiderland" in April at the start of the pandemic, just after Oregon issued its stay-at-home order. It's the latest in the Morning Edition Song Project. "Sometimes you kind of scratch these things down to capture a moment," Meloy says. | NPR Morning Edition
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Colin Meloy wrote "Slint, Spiderland" in April at the start of the pandemic, just after Oregon issued its stay-at-home order. It's the latest in the Morning Edition Song Project. "Sometimes you kind of scratch these things down to capture a moment," Meloy says. | NPR Morning Edition
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We’re hosting a special NPR Politics Podcast live show at NPR headquarters to mark the show's 10th anniversary! Don't miss your chance to join your favorite reporters and analysts on the evening of Oct. 30 to look ahead to the 2026 midterm elections. Get your tickets now: https://n.pr/4nSTs4W | NPR Politics
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We’re hosting a special NPR Politics Podcast live show at NPR headquarters to mark the show's 10th anniversary! Don't miss your chance to join your favorite reporters and analysts on the evening of Oct. 30 to look ahead to the 2026 midterm elections. Get your tickets now: https://n.pr/4nSTs4W | NPR Politics
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Is the U.S. economy beginning to show the effects of Trump’s policies? : The NPR Politics Podcast
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Morning Edition for June 16, 2016
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Morning Edition for June 16, 2016
Jun 16, 2016
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Have you ever wondered how Morning Edition puts on a show so early? Well, it's thanks to our 24-hour staff. Today we're celebrating 40 years of overnights. Here's a look inside! (this is from 2014 but not much has changed) | NPR Morning Edition
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Have you ever wondered how Morning Edition puts on a show so early? Well, it's thanks to our 24-hour staff. Today we're celebrating 40 years of overnights. Here's a look inside! (this is from 2014 but not much has changed) | NPR Morning Edition
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Colin Meloy wrote "Slint, Spiderland" in April at the start of the pandemic, just after Oregon issued its stay-at-home order. It's the latest in the Morning Edition Song Project. "Sometimes you kind of scratch these things down to capture a moment," Meloy says. | NPR Morning Edition
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Colin Meloy wrote "Slint, Spiderland" in April at the start of the pandemic, just after Oregon issued its stay-at-home order. It's the latest in the Morning Edition Song Project. "Sometimes you kind of scratch these things down to capture a moment," Meloy says. | NPR Morning Edition
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Today is Morning Edition's 40th birthday! Bob Edwards and Barbara Hoctor hosted the first episode on Nov. 5th, 1979. | NPR Morning Edition
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Today is Morning Edition's 40th birthday! Bob Edwards and Barbara Hoctor hosted the first episode on Nov. 5th, 1979. | NPR Morning Edition
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In times of upheaval like this, music can be an escape. Ketch Secor of Old Crow Medicine Show wrote and performed an original song about this moment in history — as the first artist in the Morning Edition Song Project series. His song is called, "Pray For America." | NPR Morning Edition
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In times of upheaval like this, music can be an escape. Ketch Secor of Old Crow Medicine Show wrote and performed an original song about this moment in history — as the first artist in the Morning Edition Song Project series. His song is called, "Pray For America." | NPR Morning Edition
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Scientists are perfectly good at communicating, so long as they keep in mind to whom they’re talking. | NPR Morning Edition
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Scientists are perfectly good at communicating, so long as they keep in mind to whom they’re talking. | NPR Morning Edition
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Rejoining the Trans-Pacific Partnership would be tough, former trade representative Robert Holleyman says. President Trump would need to convince Republicans, Democrats and 11 trading partners. https://n.pr/2Hvycih | NPR Morning Edition
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A question for POTUS: "How has your life changed in the past eight years?" | NPR Morning Edition
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Can you spot the trickster insects hiding inside the Smithsonian? | NPR Morning Edition
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The new NPR Morning Edition music is finally here! Starting May 6th millions of NPR listeners will have a new morning soundtrack🎼 Get a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the new music! | NPR Extra
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We're celebrating 35 years of Morning Edition this week, and today we salute our overnight staff members who sleep all day and work all night to ready the show for air at 5 a.m. ET every weekday. Take a peek behind the scenes in this video (circa 2009!) on how to survive a Morning Edition overnight. | NPR Morning Edition
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Former Vice President Mike Pence spoke with Morning Edition's Steve Inskeep about Jan. 6, Trump, abortion, faith and a possible presidential bid, among other topics. Read, listen and watch here: https://www.npr.org/2022/11/22/1138465389/mike-pence-2024-donald-trump-jan-6-abortion | NPR Morning Edition
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Scientists have been busy fitting wild snowy owls with backpack trackers to learn more about their lives. That allowed us to recreate the precise route of one owl — a beautiful male named Baltimore. | NPR Morning Edition
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"It starts at the top," Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe says, "all of us" need to condemn white supremacy. http://n.pr/2uCFdeh | NPR Morning Edition
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Congratulations to all of the finalists for the 2014 National Book Award, announced on today's Morning Edition: http://n.pr/1sLxQt0 | NPR Morning Edition
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Mike Pompeo — who refused a House subpoena — would be a top witness for Democrats in the impeachment trial. He is not set to testify, but he spoke to NPR's Mary Louise Kelly. She asked the secretary of state if he would defend Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch: | NPR Morning Edition
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"I have to be myself when I'm singing these songs or I can't sing them." U2's frontman Bono tells Rachel Martin that he has to put all of his personalities into the songs he performs on stage. He talks with Morning Edition about his memoir, "Surrender: 40 Songs, One Story. https://n.pr/3sDvwaV | NPR
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Joined NPR Morning Edition yesterday to discuss the GOP’s hypocrisy on debt ceiling negotiations – the way to lower the deficit is by raising revenues and taxing the rich, not taking away food assistance from the poor. Take a listen ⬇️ | Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal
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"I believe in diplomacy, I believe in dialogue, I believe in engagement," the president says of Iran and other regimes perceived as U.S. enemies. But he says restoring relations is a gradual process. | NPR Morning Edition
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Over the flu? Not so fast — you can spread the virus a lot longer than you might think. In our new episode, we explore how flu invades the body and then sticks around. | NPR Morning Edition
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Rep. Hakeem Jeffries, House Democrats' new leader, says the looming debt ceiling crisis will be resolved without cutting spending, as Republicans demand. "We are not going to pay a ransom note to extremists in the other party," he tells Morning Edition's Steve Inskeep. https://www.npr.org/2023/01/27/1151537063/hakeem-jeffries-democrats-house-debt-ceiling | NPR Morning Edition
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The charming island fox was about to go extinct — and no one knew why. But a group of humans came together to unravel the mystery and then employed helicopters, hunting dogs, remote-controlled eggs and lots of patience to bring this species back from the brink. A rare triumphant story from the world of conservation! | NPR Morning Edition
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Good morning! From NPR News in Washington, here are this morning's headlines: The Midwest and Northeast dig out from a huge snowstorm, and an Icelandic group will build a new temple to Norse gods. | NPR
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In the future, robotic exoskeletons could allow people who have never been able to walk to take their first steps — all with the power of their brains. It sounds like science fiction, but researchers are already working on the technology. NPR's Elise Hu took the red pill and tried it out: | NPR Morning Edition
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A short history of the Weekend Edition Sunday puzzle music: Longtime listeners might remember hearing a short piano flourish each week after the segment -- that was played by Stef Scaggiari, who was the "house pianist" when the program began in 1987. In 2011, Weekend Edition producer Ned Wharton sliced up the audio and added some beats using a program called GarageBand. | NPR's Weekend Edition
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Fresh off his classic beat battle, DJ Premier recalls the making of Biggie’s “Kick In The Door” — sampled from Screamin’ Jay Hawkins’ “I Put A Spell On You” — and how it almost never happened after Puff Daddy passed on his beat. The boom-bap architect is up next on The Formula. Check out the full episode at npr.org/theformula. | NPR
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In testimony before the House Foreign Affairs Committee in May, Secretary of State Marco Rubio declared that no one has died because of cuts to USAID — the cutoff of billions of dollars of U.S. support for global health programs. One mother from Nigeria begs to differ. Mariam Mohammed, a widowed mother of two, says her younger son — 7-year-old Babagana Bukar Mohammed — died as a result of the disruptions to U.S. foreign aid. Reporters: Gabrielle Emanuel/NPR and Jonathan Lambert/NPR Video Produce
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