This report looks at what happened in Helsinki during a press conference after President Trump held a one-on-one meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Trump Refuses To Back Intelligence Agencies' Election Interference Findings NPR's Wayne Goodwin profiles WFAA sportscaster Dale Hansen. Local Dallas Sportscaster Goes Viral For His 'Unplugged' CommentaryĪ local sportscaster in Dallas has become an internet sensation for his commentaries that tackle tough social issues such as LGBT rights and racism. North Country Public Radio's Brian Mann reports on how conservative commentators on Fox News programs who have supported Trump in the past were critical of deferential tone toward PutinĬNN's Jim Acosta walks into federal court in Washington to attend a hearing on a legal challenge against the Trump administration. intelligence agencies at a press conference in Helsinki, even supporters of the president were left scratching their heads. When President Trump seemingly believed Putin over U.S. We can see how long you spend with a story - meaning we can rate audio stories based on so-called "listening rates." These are the stories you spent the most time on this year.Įven Conservative Media, Trump's Usual Defenders, Struggle To Explain Helsinki NPR's Elissa Nadworny shares the five things and explains how they are being used in Boston to help close the "achievement gap" between children of different socioeconomic statuses. Corey Turner from NPR's education desk talks to the authors of two books that suggest that we need to empower kids by giving them the space to take risks and develop their own internal motivations.ĥ Things To Encourage Brain Development In Your Little OneĪ researcher discovered five things parents and caregivers can do to give young children a head start in life. Kids may be safer, but they aren't learning the social and emotional skills that develop when parents aren't there to protect them, direct them, and solve their problems.
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She talks with NPR's David Greene about her article "The Sex Recession," which says young Americans are avoiding intimacy.īack in my kid days, we had hours and hours of time to roam the neighborhood riding bikes and having adventures with nary a parent in sight. But Kate Julian argues otherwise in her story in The Atlantic magazine. You'd think it would mean we'd be more intimately connected to each other than ever before. There are so many ways to connect with people these days from social media to the phones we keep by our sides (if not in our hands). And we can use this listening data to make these end-of-the-year lists! This information helps our curation staff and our algorithm ( See details on our algorithm) present a mix of stories and podcasts specifically for you. We know all this because the NPR One app collects data about listening. These stories were marked as "interesting" or shared the most with others.īut there was one story that stood out no matter what measure of success is considered: An interview with a writer who believes young people are avoiding intimacy. A story that might help fix back pain also turned heads. Listeners in 2018 also showed a lot of affection for stories reporting on improving the lives of young people.
The ones that grabbed the attention of NPR One listeners, the ones they spent the most time listening to, included President Trump's press conference with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki, and CNN's lawsuit seeking to reinstate correspondent Jim Acosta's White House press pass. This year was filled with big news stories. Xinhua News Agency/Xinhua News Agency/Getty ImagesĮnd of year "best of" lists can be very revealing - in this case offering a peek into the world of our audience and what resonated with the most people. President Trump drew widespread criticism for his remarks at a joint press conference in Helsinki with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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