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Steamship Anchors A Community, But Its Days May Be Numbered

by: Noah Adams

On the shores of Lake Michigan, the tiny town of Ludington, Mich., is home port to the last coal-fired ferry in the U.S.

Can Detroit Be Saved?

by: Sarah Hulett

Florida Atlantic Donation Sparks Outrage, But University Doesn't Budge

by: Greg Allen

Michigan Officials Take Control Of Detroit's Empty Wallet

by: Quinn Klinefelter

Alabama Divided As Court Prepares To Hear Voting Rights Challenge

by: Debbie Elliott

This week, the U.S. Supreme Court takes up a challenge to the 1965 Voting Rights Act. The law's future is to be decided on a case from Alabama, the very place the statute was born.

As Police Drones Take Off, Washington State Pushes Back

by: Martin Kaste

Georgia Death Penalty Under Renewed Scrutiny After 11th-Hour Stay

by: Kathy Lohr

What Happens When Someone Else Gets Your Tax Refund

by: Dan Bobkoff

Rethinking The U.S. Presidency: 3 Alternative Realities

by: Linton Weeks

Taxpayers Steaming Over Florida Nuclear Plant's Shuttering

by: Greg Allen

Looming Cuts Could Mean Big Changes For U.S. Military

Amid Daily Struggles, Gay Rights Movement Embraces Watershed Moments

by: NPR Staff

As Drought Intensifies, 2 States Dig In Over Water War

by: Grant Gerlock

One-Way Tickets To Florida: Puerto Ricans Escape Island Woes

by: Greg Allen

Puerto Rico's population is dropping. Faced with a deteriorating economy, increased poverty and a swelling crime rate, many citizens are fleeing the island for the U.S. mainland.

For Some Donors, Boy Scouts' Ban On Gays Doesn't Add Up

by: Corey Dade

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