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  1. Does Obama Owe A Debt To Blacks In Sports? details »
    www.npr.org Posted 22 hours ago

    There's a chance Sen. Barack Obama would still be on the road to being the Democratic presidential nominee if it weren't for the acceptance of black athletes and coaches...

  2. Obama Meets With Palestinian, Israeli Leaders details »
    www.npr.org Posted 22 hours ago

    Barack Obama is in Israel and the Palestinian territories Wednesday. The Democratic presidential candidate meets with senior officials of the Israeli government and...

  3. Sen. Dodd: Fannie, Freddie 'Too Big To Fail' details »
    www.npr.org Posted 23 hours ago

    Democratic Sen. Christopher Dodd has been shepherding a housing bill through the Senate. Dodd talks with Steve Inskeep, explaining why Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are...

  4. Polygamist Jeffs Indicted On Child Assault Charges details »
    www.npr.org Posted 1 day ago

    A grand jury in El Dorado, Texas, has indicted polygamist leader Warren Jeffs and a group of his followers on charges of sexual assault of a child. They're members of the...

  5. Lodi Gyari: Standing With The Dalai Lama details »
    www.npr.org Posted 1 day ago

    With the Olympics in Beijing less than a month away, the global spotlight is on China — and its treatment of Tibet. The Dalai Lama's chief negotiator, Lodi Gyari...

  6. Legislation On Oil Speculation Advances In Senate details »
    www.npr.org Posted 1 day ago

    Some legislators say oil speculation is driving up energy prices. But a report released Tuesday concludes that the spike in oil prices may have more to do with supply and...

  7. 'Obama Mania' In Germany details »
    www.npr.org Posted 1 day ago

    Barack Obama is expected to be received with the kind of religious fervor usually reserved for the Pope when he arrives in Germany on Thursday. The presumptive Democratic...

  8. A Closer Look At Efforts To Save Housing Market details »
    www.npr.org Posted 1 day ago

    Congress is expected to vote this week on legislation that addresses the home foreclosure crisis and provides financial aid to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. The struggling...

  9. How Salmonella Investigation Shifted To Jalapeno details »
    www.npr.org Posted 2 days ago

    When officials at the Food and Drug Administration announced they had found salmonella on a Mexican-grown jalapeno pepper, it meant investigators finally had a solid lead...

  10. Calif. Congresswoman Aims To Limit Ads' Volume details »
    www.npr.org Posted 2 days ago

    U.S. Rep. Anna Eshoo, who can't stand the way that TV commercials seem louder than everything else, recently introduced a bill to require the FCC to regulate the volume...

  11. Neuroscience Helps Marketers Judge Ads' Impact details »
    www.npr.org Posted 2 days ago

    For decades, television networks have relied on ratings to sell advertisements. Now, a company, NeuroFocus, studies the brain's responses to TV scenes and commercials to...

  12. Belgrade Journalist: Karadzic Hid In Plain Sight details »
    www.npr.org Posted 2 days ago

    Former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic was arrested Monday in Serbia on genocide and other war crimes charges. He had evaded capture for more than a decade. Dejan...

  13. After 36-Year Effort, Rare Tortoise Is Expecting details »
    www.npr.org Posted 2 days ago

    The rare Galapagos tortoise named Lonesome George was thought to be the last of his kind. But Lonesome may soon have a family of his own. George's companion from a...

  14. Pastor's Motorcycle Crashes Into Pews details »
    www.npr.org Posted 2 days ago

    Pastor Jeff Harlow intended to explain unity in his Sunday sermon in Kokomo, Ind., so he wheeled a motorcycle into church. He wanted to show how the rider becomes one...

  15. With Obama Abroad, McCain Polishes Domestic Plans details »
    www.npr.org Posted 2 days ago

    Barack Obama has been making news traveling around the Middle East in an effort to strengthen his foreign policy experience. John McCain is at home polishing his...

  16. Chinese Open Homes To Olympics Tourists details »
    www.npr.org Posted 2 days ago

    Beijing has built a lot of fancy new hotels to accommodate throngs of visitors expected for the summer Olympic Games. But culturally curious visitors also have the option...

  17. For Former MI5 Head, Real Life Inspires Spy Novels details »
    www.npr.org Posted 3 days ago

    For Stella Rimington, the author of Illegal Action, secret intelligence is second nature; for nearly 30 years, she worked for MI5, Britain's domestic intelligence agency,...

  18. Sounds From The Wild: Guatemala's Rainforest details »
    www.npr.org Posted 3 days ago

    In a Guatemalan rainforest, the huff of a rare mammal known as a coatimundi lurks under a toucan's call.» E-Mail This     » Add to...

  19. Reviving Algeria's Once-Robust Cinema Industry details »
    www.npr.org Posted 3 days ago

    European film aficionados are noting a resurgence in North Africa's film industry. But Algerian producers and critics say the war-battered and repressive country still...

  20. Discounts Help Bus Travel Thrive In Some Cities details »
    www.npr.org Posted 3 days ago

    As traveling becomes more costly and difficult, intercity buses are providing an alternative. Bus companies are enjoying momentous growth as they remake the experience...