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A Break To Share Your Thanks

Highlighting some much-appreciated NPR journalism, including 2020 election coverage, an in-depth climate change report and more.
Children play in a temporary splash park in Franklin Square, a Baltimore neighborhood hotter than about two-thirds of the other neighborhoods in the city.

The Public Editor's office received 8,958 emails from Nov. 1, 2018, through Nov. 1, 2019. That's some 3,000 more than last year, most certainly a reflection of the heightened public interest in news coverage of political affairs. Sprinkled in amid the concerns that our office is here to address, we sometimes find praise from listeners and readers. In the spirit of this week, we offer up thanks from you, and us, for just of the

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