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Two black bears in Southern California have been released back into the wild after they were badly burned in last year's deadly Thomas Fire.

The Atlantic's Ed Yong realized in 2016 that only around 24 percent of the sources for his stories were female.

The Brooklyn-born singer studied the work of Frank Sinatra, eventually becoming close friends with the singer whose success he emulated.

The proposed changes to food stamps, now called SNAP, would be drastic: About half the benefits would be boxed-up, nonperishable foods. Recipients would lose a lot of their ability to pick their food.

NPR is exploring how workers are adapting to a changing economy. Have you been laid off from a retail job? How has the transition been?

The compilation from Gilles Peterson's indie label showcases the best and brightest genre-blenders making London jazz exciting.

President Trump released his $1.5 trillion infrastructure financing plan at the White House Monday. The plan calls for spending $200 billion over 10 years to repair and rebuild highways, bridges, airports, seaports, and water systems. Half of that funding will be used as incentives to get cities, counties and states to finance at least 80 percent of the infrastructure costs themselves.

One man's resignation letter said it is against his faith to follow a woman or to work with "apostates." A woman had been elected mayor and church members had lost city council seats.

The officers were members of a unit that stole hundreds of thousands of dollars from residents and discussed covering up their crimes in wiretapped conversations.

Nutria can grow up to 2.5 feet, weigh 20 pounds and wreak destruction wherever they go. State authorities believed they were extinct, but recent sightings have led to a call for the public to help.