2004 May | Here & Now
Saudi Officials Investigate Shooting; Corruption and the Russian Police; Memorial Day Activities; Prisoner of War Speaks; Ad Watch; My Uncle; Grilling; Music and War
more »Kennedy on the Fall Classic of Politics; Jeb Bush Seeks Felon Vote Ban; Cheaper by the Fifteen; War Monument Opens in Washington; Bullet Shortage; Lang Lang; Melvin Van Peebles
more »British Police Capture Terrorist Suspect; Haiti and Dominican Republic Flood Disaster; Prostate Cancer and Tumors; Settlers Story; Handover in Iraq; New York Times Apologizes for WMD Coverage; Letters 05/27/04; Gore Speaks; OCD Art
more »Terrorist Threats to the U.S.; Security Report Says Al Qaeda Recruiting; Mahdi Army Negotiations; Kissinger Transcripts Released; Chicago Cardinal Refuses Communion to Gay Members; The Bride’s Stunt Woman; Prions in Sheep; Mimi Sheraton
more »Prison Will Come Down, Forces Will Stay; Kerry’s Iraq Plan; Iran and Chalabi; DNA Damage in Mice; NY Attorney General Sues Richard Grasso; Male Breast Cancer; Vermont Endangered; Quest for a film Distributor
more »Blast Near Iraq Coalition HQ; Homeland Security Proposes Virtual Border; Atomic Bomb from Scratch; Farm School; Bush to Outline Iraq Plans; Sea Island; Donna Leon
more »New Abu Ghraib Photos Released, Chalabi Raid Facts Surface; Hong Kong Radio Hosts Anger Beijing; Sending Money Home; Driving Habits and Gas Prices; Attorneys General Seek Gas Price Investigation; Indiana Pacers’ Rick Carlisle; Singer Eszter Balint
more »Forces Raid Chalabi’s Home; U.N. Condemns Rafah Attacks; Arab Team Wins Israeli Soccer League; Procurement; Anthony Cordesman on Iraq; Letters 5/20/04; OCD Art; Gay Marriage and Lesbians; Spring Storm
more »Giuliani Testifies before 9/11 Commission; U.S. Central Command Faces Senate Hearing; Sivits Sentenced in Abu Ghraib Scandal; National Identity; Kerry Meets Nader; Rafah Refugee Camp Attacked; Randy Johnson Throws a Perfect Game; Shrek II; Godzilla
more »9/11 Commission Looks at Terrorism Response; State Department Terrorism Report Challenged; India’s Presidential Problem; Spyware; Gay Marriage in Connecticut and Rhode Island; Saugus Gay Couple; Atkins Study; Fahrenheit 9/11 at Cannes; Iron Curtain Classical
more »Gay Couples Free to Wed; Reconsidering Brown v. Board; Bomb Kills Iraq Council Chief; Israel Expected to Launch Gaza Offensive; Marriage Quest Denied; Tying the Knot
more »U.S. Releases 300 Abu Ghraib Detainees; The Rise of Zarqawi; Brown v. Board of Education; Judge Robert Carter; Presidential Campaign in the Back Seat; Mexican UFOs; Kevin Kline; Coffee and Cigarettes
more »Abu Ghraib Image Debate; Gandhi-Led Opposition Wins India Election; Sudanese Government Accused of Ethnic Cleansing; Nicholas Berg; Cicadas; Pentagon’s New Map; Letters 5/13/2004; Fountains of Wayne
more »Al Sadr Urges Resistance; Soldiers to Torturers; Abu Ghraib Scandal Backlash; 9,000 Prisoners; Oil Prices; Olympic Security; How to Be President; Robert Brustein
more »Senate Hears Testimony on Abu Ghraib; The Colossus of American Empire; A Conversation with Nick Berg’s Father; Union Will Deny Gays Benefits; Reopening the Murder Trial of Emmett Till; How to Be President; Pop’s Punk Influence
more »Bush Visits Pentagon, Backing Rumsfeld; Abu Ghraib Outrage Continues as New Photos Released; Chechen President Buried; Prisons and Guards: the Psychology of Control; Families Await Return, and a Soldier’s Story; Un-Memorializing King; Sun Never Sets on Tupperware
more »White House Seeks Additional $25 Billion for Wars; Rumsfeld Faces Trouble Over Prison Abuses; Arabs React to Bush Appearance; Greenspan Warns on Deficit; King Abdullah Visits Washington; Diplomatic Statement to President Bush; Letters 05/06/2004; Prince George County to Evict Bonnie Bick; Vienna Tang
more »Bush Meets Arab Media Over Prison Scandal; Inside Abu Ghraib; Torture; Kerry Book; Neoconservative Stance on Iraq; Medicaid and States; Disney Blocks Michael Moore Film; Storefront Artists Project
more »Prison Abuse, Private Contractors; Sasser Worm; Ovarian Cancer; Al Sabah Newspaper; Presidential Election Small Donors; Western Drought; Super Size Me
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Here & Now’s Alex Ashlock recently sat down with Alberto Salazar, one of the top distance runners in American sports history.
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“People think of Dickens as that old guy with the beard that’s not relevant. And he is relevant! In fact, I think of him as sort of like Jon Stewart, he uses wit,” said Diana Archibald, a Dickens scholar. Dickens was born 200 years ago, we look back on his trip to the famous mills of Lowell, Massachusetts in 1842.
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