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Volkswagen Vote Won't Stop Machinists From Continuing Boeing South Carolina Effort

The vote by Volkswagen workers in Tennessee to reject the United Auto Workers union has sent shock waves throughout the world of organized labor. And that…

NPR Presents WORD: A Book Club Of Extraordinary Women, Wine And Music

Please join us for the latest event series from NPR Presents, coming to our headquarters in March.

The rapper Shirt created a counterfeit article designed to look like it was written by the <em>New York Times</em> critic Jon Caramanica and published on the <em>Times' </em>website.

A Phony Article Epitomizes Hip-Hop's Struggling Underclass

When even the biggest stars in the world are relying on extramusical gimmicks to hype new albums, what's an unknown rapper supposed to do to get noticed? Maybe fake a profile in the paper of record?

These Reindeer Really Do Shine, And It's For Their Own Good

It's not Rudolph's nose that's red. Herders in Finland are experimenting with reflective paint on their animals' antlers and fur. They hope to reduce the 4,000 reindeer deaths on highways each year.

Opposition leader Leopoldo Lopez is flanked by Bolivarian National Guards after Lopez surrendered in Caracas, Venezuela on Tuesday.

5 Things To Know About Venezuela's Protest Leader

Leopoldo López has reemerged as an important opposition figure. And like he has in the past, he's courted controversy.

The Canadian women beat the U.S. in an early round match in Sochi on Feb. 12. The two teams face each other again today for the gold medal.

Women Are Front And Center In Today's Olympic Events

In the hockey gold medal match, the U.S. women are looking to avenge their 2010 loss to Canada. Meanwhile, South Korean figure skater Yuna Kim will try to hold on to her lead after the short program.

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