Here & Now
Here & Now reflects the fluid world of news as it’s happening in the middle of the day, with timely, smart and in-depth news, interviews and conversation.
Episodes
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Israel launches strikes on Hezbollah in Lebanon, a major escalation of violence along the border
Hezbollah has launched dozens of rockets and drones into northern Israel, as increasing violence threatens to ignite a full-blown war.
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Women in the military face obstacles to abortion care
In the wake of the Dobbs decision, women in the military have created a kind of underground railroad to help one another when military health care falls short.
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Why employee recognition matters, according to a new study
New research finds that employees who receive recognition on the job are almost half as likely to leave their jobs.
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Congress could add $231 million for Secret Service in deal to avert government shutdown
The Secret Service faces challenges after two assassination attempts against former President Donald Trump.
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Israel closes Al Jazeera West Bank bureau
Over the weekend, Israeli soldiers raided the West Bank office of the most popular news channel in the Arab world, Al Jazeera Arabic, and ordered it shut for 45 days.
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What's next after Fed cut interest rates?
The move is meant to encourage economic growth while keeping inflation in check. But what might this news mean for housing prices and consumer spending?
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Boston icon turns 101 years old. She's still working at her family's shop
Pat Bartevian has lived a rich life, from meeting celebrities like Fred Astaire to visiting the White House.
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How organizers are trying to turn out the vote in critical swing state North Carolina
North Carolina hasn't voted for a Democrat for president since Barack Obama in 2008. But the state is a toss-up in 2024 and could be crucial in either candidate's path to victory in November.
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Washington 3rd district race could swing balance of House
Control over the U.S. House of Representatives is on the ballot this November.
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How Boeing's management is handling a second week of the machinists strike
The strike is costing the company an estimated hundreds of millions of dollars per week.
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A year since fleeing Nagorno-Karabakh, many Armenians still feel lost
One year ago, Azerbaijani forces swept into the Nagorno-Karabakh region — or Republic of Artsakh, as many Armenians call it — and took over the long-contested area. The attack followed a monthslong blockade.
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What bail reform looks like across the U.S.
This week, we've been diving into the aftermath of a federal lawsuit in Harris County, Texas, that ended the use of cash bail in one of the country's largest cities. Across the country, state legislatures have considered similar changes.