Aviv Ragev is the co-founder of the human cell atlas.

It's a huge leap in understanding how human cells work.

She says it's like upgrading from a 15th century map of the world to Google Maps.

If I want to develop a medicine that would only go to the place where something is broken, I need to know how to get there.

The new wave of biotechnology that's on the TED Radio

Hour podcast from NPR. Live from NPR news in Washington, I'm Louise Skiyavone. Fresh from El Salvador and a visit

with Kilmar, Abrago Garcia. Maryland Democrat Chris Van Holland told reporters at a Washington

area airport that the man removed suddenly

to a notorious maximum security prison was shocked by his apprehension and removal.

Abrago Garcia told Senator Van Hollen that he did have concerns about his security at El Salvador

Seacot prison and that nine days ago he was moved to a different facility. Van Hollen declared

it's time for the U.S. to honor Abrago Garcia's rights.

Abrago Garcia tearfully told Van Hollen that he wished to see his wife and son again.

President Trump says the U.S. plans to finalize a rare earth minerals agreement with Ukraine next week.

NPR's Greg Myrie reports the U.S. sign of the deal isn't clear.

The White House and the president had been lying about this case from the beginning.

They've been trying to change the subject from the beginning.

As I said, and the courts have said, from the Supreme Court to the Fourth Circuit to the

district court, what this is about is adhering to the Constitution, to the right of due process. And that's why we say,

bring Kilmar home. So he can be afforded his rights under the Constitution.

There are 36 new confirmed cases of measles connected to the West Texas outbreak.

Texas Public Radio's David Martin Davies reports.

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