Susan Stamberg, a pioneer in American broadcasting and one of the “founding mothers” of National Public Radio (NPR), has died ...

Susan Stamberg, the legendary radio journalist and first American woman to anchor a nightly news program with "All Things Considered," has died.

Susan Stamberg, who became the first woman in the U.S. to anchor a nightly national news program with NPR's "All Things ...

Susan Stamberg, an original NPR staffer who became the first woman to anchor its flagship show “All Things Considered,” died Thursday at age 87.

Bestselling historian Jill Lepore will join National Public Radio’s Steve Inskeep for a discussion that explores the meaning of “We the People” in today’s America. The event, which is a part of The ...

Susan Stamberg, one of the leading voices of National Public Radio and the longtime host of "All Things Considered," died on ...

Humans are wired to be social. Just think how good it feels to be with someone who understands you. Not only at a family ...

The new citizenship test, which will take effect for green card holders who file for citizenship after Monday, includes twice as many questions as the previous version. In the past, applicants were ...

The Houston Filipino Street Festival is back with even more star power in Sugar Land this October, including with headliner ...

Kevin Parker and six acoustic guitars showcase hits like "Borderline," "New Person, Same Old Mistakes," and new Deadbeat ...

As a host of “All Things Considered,” she was the first woman to anchor a national nightly news program in the United States.

Senator Ted Cruz criticized NPR over what he described as a politically motivated mischaracterization of Venezuelan ...