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  • This Thanksgiving, how likely are you to consume too much, and maybe converse too little?
  • More people in their late 20s are living at home with Mom and Dad than any previous generation. In a column for Bloomberg News, Zara Kessler argues that faced with a dismal economy, today's 20-somethings are redefining success in adulthood. NPR's Scott Simon speaks with Kessler about the cultural shift.
  • Anita Kendrick is an American who has known since childhood that she wanted to live abroad. She lives now in Jakarta, Indonesia, and says the richness of her life there outweighs the risk of terrorist violence, though friends and family have asked her to leave.
  • A COVID aid bill that President Biden says is crucial to dealing with the next phase of the pandemic has been stalled as Republicans try to force the CDC to keep border restrictions in place.
  • Colorado Democratic Party Chairwoman Pat Waak insists that she will show no favor to either presidential candidate until all states have voted and all pledged delegates have been assigned — despite her own state's strong caucus preference for Barack Obama.
  • Many older adults want to age in their own homes, and the CAPABLE program makes that possible by offering everything from physical therapy to grab bar installation. It's cost effective too.
  • Architect Vishaan Chakrabarti says many modern cities feel cold, austere, and anonymous. He advocates for designing more vibrant and inclusive cities that are reminiscent of the scale of older cities.
  • President Trump said that four women who have been critical of his policies "are free to leave" the country. The members of Congress accused Trump of advocating a racist agenda.
  • Matt Killingsworth built an app, Track Your Happiness, that let people report feelings in real time.
  • A judge rules the Barnes Foundation's art collection should not be moved from suburban Philadelphia, unless trustees can provide hard data to support the move. The world-renowned art is worth $20 billion, but the foundation says it needs to relocate downtown to avoid bankruptcy. Joel Rose of member station WHYY reports.
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