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Trump gave Xi Jinping a warm welcome. What did the talks accomplish? (opens the original)
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President Xi of China loves to win. Donald Trump loves a winner. This week, the U.S. president hosted his Chinese counterpart for nearly two days of pageantry and ritual. But did either side make any real gains? China is arguably the most consequential and difficult geopolitical relationship that the U.S. has. So to unpack the visit, we have with us NPR White House correspondent Emily Feng and NPR's Rob Schmitz, both of whom have reported extensively on China. And, Emily, before we get to the qu
What a Brazilian tradition can teach us about the future of psychedelics (opens the original)
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Mind-altering drugs have come a long way since the psychedelic '60s. They are now a booming area for scientific research, and President Trump signed an executive order earlier this year to fast-track the review of psychedelic drugs for mental health and brain-related conditions. One of those compounds is DMT, a powerful hallucinogen that has shown promising results in reducing the symptoms of depression. DMT is found in the plant brew known as ayahuasca. It's also found in a tree known as jurema
Grateful Dead fans tell NPR how the band first hooked them (opens the original)
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Today is the end of a weeklong annual celebration by Grateful Dead fans known as the Days Between. That's between the date of Jerry Garcia's birthday and the date of his death in August 1995. And we have with us here in the studio, Felix Contreras, wearing, of course, a tie-dye shirt. SCHMITZ: He's one of several very dedicated Deadheads here at NPR. Felix, welcome. CONTRERAS: Hey. Thanks for having me, man. SCHMITZ: So tell us why this summer the Days Between celebration was just a little bit d
Y si sí: the phrase uniting Mexico during the World Cup (opens the original)
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Even if you're not a World Cup superfan, the news today that FIFA overturned the one-match suspension of U.S. striker Folarin Balogun probably got your attention. And in Mexico, pride for its national team's historic run has surged. Tonight, they face off against England at Azteca Stadium. NPR's Anamaria Sayre reports from Mexico City. ANAMARIA SAYRE, BYLINE: It's been one of the most electric summers in decades here. UNIDENTIFIED PERSON #1: (Yelling, inaudible). UNIDENTIFIED PERSON #3: (Yelling
A new phase in the war in Ukraine (opens the original)
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Deadly attacks by Russian drones killed dozens in Ukraine's capital, Kyiv, earlier this week. The Russian government says those attacks are in response to an increased number of Ukrainian deep strikes, drone missions that have penetrated far into Russian airspace to attack Russian targets far from the front line of the war. All of these attacks and counterattacks come at a time when internal pressure on Moscow has never been higher. Every day, Russians face gasoline shortages and worsening econo
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