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The notorious Internet gang tracked down a poster who bragged about stomping Burger King lettuce.

http://66.225.205.104/JR20120723.mp3The long-vacant Eastland Mall could soon belong to Charlotte taxpayers. The city council will vote tonight on buying…

"Powerless," "clueless," "dismaying." Those are just some of the words being used as Indians rant about the massive outages that have hit the nation this week.

The biggest mystery currently looming over the political world is who Mitt Romney will pick as his running mate. The campaign has actively built suspense over the announcement — offering supporters a chance to meet the eventual pick and tweeting out the names of some contenders believed to be on a shortlist. On Tuesday, the campaign released a smartphone app called "Mitt's VP" and promised that those who download it will be the first to know who Romney chooses. Audie Cornish has more.

http://66.225.205.104/JR20120723.mp3The long-vacant Eastland Mall could soon belong to Charlotte taxpayers. The city council will vote tonight on buying…

Since Leonardo Da Vinci drew up plans for an ornithopter in 1488, hundreds of engineers and inventors have pursued the dream of flight. A handful have succeeded.

There's comfort and mystery in "Bodyriders," the newest song from Kalbells, the solo project of Rubblebucket singer and saxophonist Kalmia Traver.

STEM-focused musician Peter Mulvey brings his impressionistic 17th album to Mountain Stage.

The singer and songwriter, whose The Bladeis one of the most acclaimed country albums of the year, talks to NPR's Ann Powers about genre expectations, famous collaborators and country radio.

Watch Ashley Monroe play songs from her new, breakthrough album, The Blade, live at WNYC in New York.

In a new video, the cellist plays with time and memory, turning back the clock to when she first heard J.S. Bach's music on a scratchy old LP. It remains, she says, a timeless lodestar for her art.

At the 9:30 Club, the band obliterated its own timeline by demonstrating a catalog that is always present, always on fire.

Today we hear from singers living in Ireland. Ryan was born in Detroit and moved back to her parents' homeland. The Henry Girls are from County Donegal, mixing tradition with folk and bluegrass.

This three-song set in the NPR Music offices captures a nice cross-section of Monroe's appeal.

The video for Reputation's second single takes us to a dark and graffitied dystopian warehouse for a Swift-vs.-Swift showdown.

His disastrous life is our entertainment.

In concert, the soulful blues-rock band's music reached ecstatic, rafter-shaking heights. Singer Brittany Howard has the bearing, power and charisma of a star twice her age.

A second song is now out from the upcoming sophomore full-length by Lucy Dacus in the form of a self-directed video that takes on the many toxic forms of addiction.

Of course there's a hulu hoop artist named Miss Hoopdidoo. She dances to the finger-tapped guitar and crashing bass of the L.A. band's spindly track.

Her first visual from a strong contender among the year's best rap LP's is equally stunning.