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Former Senator Jeff Flake remembers his colleague and friend Lindsey Graham (opens the original)
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We will be staying with the legacy of South Carolina Republican Lindsey Graham, who died Saturday evening. In addition to his long and storied career in the Senate, Graham also tried his hand once at a run for the Oval Office, just over a decade ago in 2015. I spoke with him a few weeks before he launched that short-lived campaign for president. LINDSEY GRAHAM: I got people who are fans. I got people who are critics, and I got people who say, I think I know him, but I really don't know him. GONY
Georgia's unique in the American Revolution told through its historical markers (opens the original)
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What is the best way to tell the story of American history? Of course, there are countless books, documentaries and television series, but there are also historical markers - you know, those plaques placed at historical sites. You've almost certainly passed by one before. Perhaps there's even one in your neighborhood or down the street. Individually, they are a snapshot of a moment in history. But taken together, they act like a mosaic - each piece coming together to build a more vivid picture.
A newly issued Oscar Peterson jazz album takes us back in time to a Detroit nightclub (opens the original)
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In the 1960s, no one played the piano quite like Oscar Peterson. (SOUNDBITE OF THE OSCAR PETERSON TRIO'S "I LOVE YOU") GONYEA: And if you were in Detroit back then, there was no better place to hear it than Baker's Keyboard Lounge. The legendary jazz pianist and composer was outstandingly prolific during his decades-long career, constantly touring the world while releasing more than 200 recordings. But one recording his trio taped at Baker's at the end of a two-week engagement in 1960 was never
New security system causes major delays at Europe's airports amid peak travel season (opens the original)
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Wait times at European airports are, shall we say, up in the air. The European Union has implemented new facial recognition and fingerprinting systems at border crossings and in airports across the Schengen zone. That's the area of Europe where travelers can freely move without being rechecked at borders. It's called the entry exit system, EES for short. It's meant to keep better track of who comes in and who goes out. But the system has caused massive delays during Europe's peak summer travel s
President Trump says ceasefire with Iran is over. What happens next? (opens the original)
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One thousand missiles are locked and loaded and aimed at the Islamic Republic of Iran. That's what President Trump wrote late last night in a post to social media in response to what he says are threats by Iran to assassinate him. This comes after the president's previous announcement that the ceasefire between the U.S. and Iran was, quote, "over," though he also wrote that talks would continue. The apparent end to the agreement was not a total surprise. Tensions escalated this week as the U.S.
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