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Foreign ministers of the Americas to discuss Nicaragua in meeting called by the U.S. (opens the original)
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What do we do about Nicaragua? That'll be the subject of discussion among the foreign ministers of the Americas when they meet at the beginning of next month. It's a rare meeting called by the United States, though, as NPR's Eyder Peralta reports, it's unclear what will come of it. EYDER PERALTA, BYLINE: Nicaragua hadn't been much of a focus for the U.S., but then in July, co-President Daniel Ortega dropped a bombshell. PRESIDENT DANIEL ORTEGA: (Speaking Spanish). PERALTA: He promised that the c
Phoebe Bridgers releases highly anticipated third solo studio album, 'Lost Weekend' (opens the original)
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(SOUNDBITE OF PHOEBE BRIDGERS SONG, "LOST BOYS") Want to get lost in some new music this weekend. Phoebe Bridgers has you covered with her highly anticipated third release, aptly named "Lost Weekend." PHOEBE BRIDGERS: (Singing) Lost boys never grow up, never go home. Lost boys. PERALTA: Joining us now to talk about what this album's all about is NPR Music's Ann Powers. Ann, thanks for being with us. PERALTA: You can hear a bit of the magic in this song, "Lost Boys." But for those who don't know,
From Wales with love: Stranded sea turtle Rhossi back in Texas after epic 5k-mile trek (opens the original)
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A sea turtle named Rhossi made a triumphant return home earlier this week. Rhossi traveled across the Atlantic, but he wasn't swimming. A cargo plane took him to Texas after three long years in Wales. How did Rhossi end up in the U.K.? Swept up in a sea current that took him over 5,000 miles from his usual habitat in the Gulf of Mexico. Now, that was a big problem for Rhossi. He's a Kemp's ridley sea turtle, a species that lives in warmer waters, not exactly what you'd find in Wales. We're now j
The AI cheating disaster that forced Mexico's top university back to pen and paper (opens the original)
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This is WEEKEND EDITION from NPR News. I'm Eyder Peralta. This week here in Mexico, about 58,000 students are having to retake the entrance exam for the country's premier university, the National Autonomous University of Mexico. This time, it is in-person and supervised. The first time around, it was an at-home online test for the first time ever. But when experts reviewed results, they found huge statistical anomalies. The only explanation, they said, was massive cheating. The scandal got us th
Former Afghan official Matin Bek on life after the U.S. exit (opens the original)
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President Trump is struggling to end the Iran war on his terms, but today marks the anniversary of what was a key moment in another American war. Five years ago, the Taliban retook Afghanistan's capital. UNIDENTIFIED REPORTER #1: President Ashraf Ghani held emergency talks with senior U.S. and NATO officials shortly after the Taliban amassed on the outskirts of Kabul. UNIDENTIFIED REPORTER #2: The Taliban have moved into Kabul and are now patrolling the streets. Most U.S... UNIDENTIFIED REPORTER
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