NEW: In his 1st interview since the boycott, Reddit CEO Steve Huffman tells NPR the protest has not changed the company's plan to start charging for data. Story from me + Steve Inskeep

'I think it's time we grow up and behave like an adult company'

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Good news for the many accounts trying to impersonate me

Why did Angel Reese's 'you can't see me' wave on the court cause such a stir yesterday?

Context is key. Here's what to know about the gesture itself and where we've seen it before.

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T-Pain was attacked by critics and peers for what they perceived as his lack of singing ability. And the industry singled out him as the root of auto-tune's mass proliferation.

Well, he has a message for his haters.
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Imam El-Amin “was known for his generous smile and genial nature, often saying ‘God is good.’ But he also was outspoken on civil rights and social issues, not afraid to speak up during controversial moments to fight for justice.”
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crying, screaming, throwing up because no one asked me to contribute to this

“If you were a resident of East Palestine, Ohio, would you feel safe going home?”

A Johns Hopkins specialist says why his answer is “No.” Morning Edition NPR

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My interview for Morning Edition about Poland’s role in the new geopolitical configuration in Europe.

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Big thank you to Steve Steve Inskeep and the great team @NPR for radio interview this morning on Tom Brady. We discussed Brady's future in sports TV. And the chances of seeing Brady on Fox Sports' Super Bowl 57 coverage. Thanks again for inviting Front Office Sports. npr.org/2023/02/02/115…

Polish Ambassador to the U.S. Marek Magierowski tells Steve Inskeep that he expects the war in #Ukraine️ to go on for a prolonged period of time. He also calls on the West to remain committed to #Kyiv . More on #NPR ’s Morning Edition soon.

Give Ryan Clark 1:37 of your time

#DamarHamlin

Don’t understand how a healthy Jameis Winston isn’t the Saints starting quarterback

Miguel Cabrera is retiring after the 2023 MLB season, but he is not fully stepping away from the sport he loves ❤️

Pakistan’s Imran Khan tries for a return to power — which he calls the “rule of law,” while the legislators who voted him out see an affront to democracy. Our talk on Morning Edition NPR: npr.org/2022/11/18/113…

Important numbers are by the phone, lock up when you leave and please don’t break the tables.

Feeling grateful I got to chat with Bricia Lopez and Rick Martínez about how to cook Mexican food at home. Listen/read here! npr.org/2022/10/28/113…