British American reporter and author Simon Winchester died of a heart attack Nov. 3. We take a moment to remember his long ...

The University of Maryland's campus farm in College Park, Md., is both a remnant of the university's ag school roots and a place where students still learn.

LIV Golf is shutting down after four years and billions of dollars of Saudi investment. Also, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney says Russian teams cannot play in the World Junior Hockey Tournament.

Republicans were routed in the midterm elections. NPR's Scott Simon talks to Mike McCann, the Mayor of Defiance, Ohio, about how the Republican party can win back support.

The change in the Senate's majority party means that starting Jan. 3, Democrats will run federal judicial appointments and may continue to until at least 2030.

Once reliably a red state, Texas will turn deep blue following this week's midterms. One of the most notable shifts was along the Texas-Mexico border, where Hispanic voters had a big influence.

Black Americans have been central to Broadway since the beginning, according to the new book "Broadway in Black and White." NPR's Scott Simon talks to authors John Mauceri and John McWhorter.

A number of rising bands in the U.K. are drawing on Americana to create a genre of British alt-Country music.

Up to a fifth of Iran's population may still be supporters of Iran's hardline rulers, despite the pain of the Israeli-American war.

Annie Proulx, master of short stories, talks with NPR's Scott Simon about writing and about how she created the characters in her most famous short story, "Brokeback Mountain." ...

Cuba faces deepening crisis and isolation under heavy U.S. sanctions. Our Havana correspondent reports on how locals use ingenious—and sometimes desperate—ways to survive and make a living.

Thousands across the U.S. have gotten involved to oppose data centers. One is a Maryland woman who'd been evicted after a pay ...