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Fiona Barton's latest — a followup to last year's hit The Widow — picks up with journalist Kate Waters as she digs into another cold case, this one an infant skeleton found at a building site.

Siv Jakobsen often remains lyrically tense and musically placid — though it could be hard to tell from the song we're premiering today, which rolls and rumbles uncharacteristically.

An updated version of the malware has the ability to worm through computer networks, gathering passwords and credentials and spreading itself.

With a video set on the Las Vegas strip, Cameron sings about a wound deeper than the layers of synth carved into the first single from Forced Witness. Angel Olsen sings backing vocals.

The defiant new single is our first glimpse of the band's full-length, Mountain Moves, due out Sept. 8.

Featuring members of Brilliant Colors and Limp Wrist, Flesh World's new album, Into The Shroud, both sharpens and expands the band's twilight-skating post-punk.

She Keeps Bees returns with a lacerating lament, the second song from the duo's upcoming EP Our Bodies/Head of Steak.

Most Democrats say that "everything possible" should be done to make it easy for citizens to vote. Most Republicans don't agree.

Here & Now's Robin Young speaks with author Kwame Alexander about his popular book "The Crossover," and inspiring children to read.

A new NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist poll shows that while President Trump's approval rating has slipped, so too has confidence in Congress.