In Syria during the 14-year civil war, many children were detained with their mothers. Then, security forces separated them. Thousands of these children have never been found.
Since the fall of the Assad regime, parents of disappeared children have continued to search for answers. In this episode of The Sunday Story, NPR correspondent Diaa Hadid investigates: what happened to the disappeared children of Syria?
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Engines of Our Ingenuity - The Engines of Our Ingenuity 1366: Rain, Steam, and Speed
Episode: 1366 Rain, Steam, and Speed: Turner's vision of modern times. Today, a painting tells the coming of rail.
Consider This from NPR - Despite talk of peace, Ukraine is still under a barrage of deadly attacks
Over the past few months, world leaders and diplomats have talked about grand plans for ending the war in Ukraine. But what about daily life there right now?
For our reporter's notebook series, we'll get on the ground with NPR correspondent Joanna Kakissis, who's been living and working in Ukraine for almost the entire war. We'll hear how everyday Ukrainians have adapted to a new normal. People go to work and kids go to school, but most nights Russian attacks continue.
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Consider This from NPR - Despite talk of peace, Ukraine is still under a barrage of deadly attacks
Over the past few months, world leaders and diplomats have talked about grand plans for ending the war in Ukraine. But what about daily life there right now?
For our reporter's notebook series, we'll get on the ground with NPR correspondent Joanna Kakissis, who's been living and working in Ukraine for almost the entire war. We'll hear how everyday Ukrainians have adapted to a new normal. People go to work and kids go to school, but most nights Russian attacks continue.
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For our reporter's notebook series, we'll get on the ground with NPR correspondent Joanna Kakissis, who's been living and working in Ukraine for almost the entire war. We'll hear how everyday Ukrainians have adapted to a new normal. People go to work and kids go to school, but most nights Russian attacks continue.
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Consider This from NPR - Despite talk of peace, Ukraine is still under a barrage of deadly attacks
Over the past few months, world leaders and diplomats have talked about grand plans for ending the war in Ukraine. But what about daily life there right now?
For our reporter's notebook series, we'll get on the ground with NPR correspondent Joanna Kakissis, who's been living and working in Ukraine for almost the entire war. We'll hear how everyday Ukrainians have adapted to a new normal. People go to work and kids go to school, but most nights Russian attacks continue.
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The Gist - Mike Stops by House of Strauss and The Dispatch
Today on The Gist. Mike was recently on the podcast House of Strauss and The Dispatch Roundtable. We are going to share a portion, but if you want to listen to the rest of them, use the links below!
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Up First from NPR - President Trump’s 2026 Budget, Gloomy Economic Outlook, Secretary of State’s New Role
President Trump proposes major cuts to several federal agencies in next year's budget, but he wants defense and border security spending to increase. The budget plan comes after the economy shrank during the first three months of this year. We'll have the latest on the state of the economy. Plus, Secretary of State Marco Rubio has added the title of national security adviser to his growing roster of roles. But will he have the bandwidth to do both jobs?
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CoinDesk Podcast Network - BITCOIN SEASON 2: US States FOMO into Bitcoin?
Arizona leads the race to establish a strategic Bitcoin reserve as two bills await the governor's signature. There are 38 other SBR bills, we break it down!
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Arizona has taken the lead in the race to establish a strategic Bitcoin reserve, with two bills passing through the legislature and now awaiting the governor's signature. These bills would allow the state to hold and buy Bitcoin and other digital assets with up to 10% allocation. The hosts dissect the different approaches states are taking, from Texas's expert advisory committee structure to New Hampshire and North Carolina's advancing legislation. With 40 strategic Bitcoin reserve bills filed across the US, and states navigating custody options, yield strategies, and political roadblocks, the Bitcoin state race is heating up!
Notes:
- Arizona passed two SBR bills awaiting governor's signature
- 40 SBR bills filed across US states, 6 are dead
- Texas bill allows up to 1% of general fund for Bitcoin
- Arizona bills allow up to 10% allocation to Bitcoin
- $500B minimum market cap requirement in Texas bill
- Oklahoma bill failed in committee by one vote (6-5)
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Timestamps:
00:00 Start
00:32 Arizona SBR vote
08:42 State custody
11:50 Arch Network
12:22 Not your keys, not your strategic reserve
15:28 Other states drafting Bitcoin laws
16:51 Texas bill
20:31 Market cap provisions
25:31 Alabama
27:19 Fails: Oklahoma
32:08 Fails: Pennsylvania
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Reset with Sasha-Ann Simons - Singer Yukimi’s First Solo Album Is For Me And ‘For You’
Hailing from Gothenburg, Sweden, singer and songwriter Yukimi gifts the world with new music that makes listeners experience heartache, love and power all at once, packaged in her first solo album titled “For You.” Reset sat down with the singer during her stop in Chicago for her North American “For You” Tour to talk about motherhood, the joys and pains of being alive and connecting to one another.
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