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At the Smithsonian, Maya Angelou's typewriter holds a place of honor (opens the original)
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She was a civil rights activist, a dancer, a singer, a writer and a poet. I'm talking about Maya Angelou. MAYA ANGELOU: You may write me down in history with your bitter twisted line. You may trod me in the very dirt. But still, like dust, I'll rise. ELLIOTT: That's Angelou performing her iconic poem "Still I Rise" in 1978. In honor of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence this year, our series America In Pursuit explores culture, history and objects in American life. MODUPE L
Meet the alien math-rock duo selling out shows across the U.S. (opens the original)
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Angine de Poitrine is French for the kind of chest pain that sometimes precedes a heart attack. It is also the name of a microtonal math rock duo from Quebec. (SOUNDBITE OF ANGINE DE POITRINE'S "FABIENK") ROSE: The band rocketed to fame this year after a video of their high-intensity live performance for Seattle's KEXP went extremely viral. (SOUNDBITE OF ANGINE DE POITRINE SONG, "FABIENK") ROSE: The band consists of just two musicians who build complex musical structures with a loop pedal, and t
Jazz legend John Coltrane's Philadelphia house to become a cultural heritage site (opens the original)
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(SOUNDBITE OF JOHN COLTRANE'S "ACKNOWLEDGEMENT") John Coltrane is one of the biggest names in the history of jazz. (SOUNDBITE OF JOHN COLTRANE'S "ACKNOWLEDGEMENT") ROSE: Nearly 100 years after his birth, Coltrane is regarded as one of the greatest saxophonist and composers this country ever produced. The home in Philadelphia where Coltrane spent a crucial period in the 1950s is a national historic landmark. But in the decades since Coltrane's death, that house has fallen into disrepair. Now the
The Ukrainian women disappearing into Russian prisons (opens the original)
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Russia's deadliest strike on Ukraine this year killed at least 38 people this weekend. A Russian drone hit a military ammunition depot west of Kyiv on Friday, setting off massive explosions and fires that destroyed nearby homes. And Russia's war on Ukrainians has also been playing out far from the battlefield inside Russia's prisons. Human rights groups report that Russia is holding tens of thousands of Ukrainian civilians in prison, largely out of sight and outside the reach of international la
How Iran's 'Axis of Resistance' has shaped the war (opens the original)
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Iran said today that it will not negotiate directly with the United States as long as the U.S. is in violation of an agreement the two countries reached in June. And President Trump has told Axios that he is now, quote, "low-keying it," only semi-negotiating with Iran. Meanwhile, Iran-backed Houthi rebels claimed responsibility today for an attack on an oil facility in southwestern Saudi Arabia. Iran and its allies, sometimes referred to as the Axis of Resistance, have succeeded in complicating
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