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Together, Canadians Melissa McClelland and Luke Doucet play powerful, guitar-driven folk-rock.

Even for a city prone to flooding, this episode was particularly bad, marking the sixth-highest flood in 150 years.

For 18 years, Rocco Galasso was the owner and superintendent of a New York City apartment building where much of his family resided — until the day they were given notice that their building faced demolition. As his grandson remembers, that's when everything changed. See an animated video from StoryCorps.

Audri Clemmons is a very enthusiastic fan of Rube Goldberg machines. And with his mom, he's put together a video that proves it.

Haboobs — huge dust storms — are hitting the city more often than they used to. Scorching temperatures, even by Arizona standards, and unusually dry conditions are combining to create more of the dirt clouds.

The online retail giant is rolling out a new way to order online: wifi-enabled buttons that place orders for specific products when pushed.

Want to catch up on the same-sex-marriage arguments before the Supreme Court? NPR's Nina Totenberg and Tom Goldstein of SCOTUS Blog are here to help.

The irresistible groove of "Cream On Chrome" proves that with a propulsive beat, hooky guitars and a touch of synthesizer, instrumentals can be earworms, too.

The free music streaming service Grooveshark has closed down its service after a six-year legal battle with the music industry.

Faye Orlove's animated video for the fuzzy doo-wop track features hair clips, text messages, Chinese take-out boxes and NSFW images, playfully rendered in thick lines and a pink-and-orange palette.