2005 November | Here & Now
Iraq; Bush Stands Firm on Iraq; General Disagreements; Oppenheimer’s Ruin; “Mosquito” Takes Aim at Teen Loiters; “Murderball”
more »Gays in the Priesthood; Abortion and Alito; Financing Terrorism; “How to Survive a Robot Uprising”; “The New American Cooking”
more »Saddam Trial Resumes with Testy Defendant in the Dock; A Look at the College Admissions Process; Holiday Shopping on the Internet; Drug Maker’s Headaches; Reach the Beach
more »Black Friday Retail Sales; Soldiers Away from Home for Holidays; Don’t Know Much About Mythology; Remembering Football Legend George Best; The Protocols of Zion
more »Iraq Suicide Bombing; 1491: New Revelations of the Americas before Columbus; Thanksgiving at home and in Iraq; Donor fatigue in Detroit; Robin’s trip to Vermont
more »Iraq Withdrawals; Katrina’s Children; Waste Alleged in Hurricance Recovery; NOLA Man’s Thanksgiving Quest; High Tech Solutions to Airport Security; Family Feud; Cooking Guru’s Tips for the Perfect Feast
more »Venezuelan Oil for Mass. Residents; What Remains: A Memoir of Fate, Friendship, and Love; Bob Woodward’s Testimony; Opening Bethlehem; 50 Relatives Worse Than Yours; Rock Musician Chris Brokaw
more »War of Words Over the War; Security and Reconstruction; GM to Slash Thousands of Jobs; We’ve Got Mail; Fado Singer Mariza
more »Congressman, Administration Exchange Salvos Over Iraq; “Congagement” and China; Rare View Inside the Hermit Kingdom; We’ve Got Mail; Indoor Voices Please; What are Young People Thinking?; Film Festival Seeks to Inspire Young People to Action
more »Questioning Samuel Alito; Google’ Big Book Plan; Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf Awaits Confirmation; Testing Baseball Players for Amphetamines; “Talk to the Hand”
more »New Study on Divorce and Children; U.S. Used White Phosphorus in Iraq; Conservation Medicine; Learning Languages; Tete-a-Tete With Hazel Rowley
more »Senate Votes on Iraq Measures; The Story of Yao Ming; Medicare Prescription Drug Benefit; River Sing, a Public Gathering in Celebration of Autumn; John Kerry on Senate Vote
more »GOP Seeks Turnaround; Congressman Charles Bass; Woman Implicated in Bombings in Jordan; Milosevic and War Crimes Law; What is “Emotional Intelligence?”; “Howl” and Ginsberg’s Legacy
more »The GOP’s Woes; Perspectives on the French Riots; France Asks “Why?”; Nursing’s Catch-22; Soccer Title on the Line; This is Hallowed Ground?
more »Bombings in Jordan; “Lincoln’s Melancholy : How Depression Challenged a President and Fueled His Greatness”; Heart Disease and Women; Jerry Lee Lewis; Jerry Lewis
more »Intelligent Design Approved in Kansas; Oil Executives Defend Profits; Chalabi is Back; Variations on a Theme; The Undercover Economist
more »Election Day; Ahmad Chalabi; Abortion Battles; Hitchhiker Nation; Documenting the ‘Smaller Majority’ of Life on Earth
more »The French Riots; Liberal Hawk on What Went Wrong; The Debate Over Health Savings Plans; Jaunt in the Joint; Dinner Hour Still a Pastime for this Family
more »The Italian Connection; Andrew Weil on Healthy Aging; Senate Approves Budget Cuts; Stunning Tax Reversal in Colorado; Coming to a Theater Near You
more »Aid Cutbacks in Pakistan; Libby On Trial; Summit of the Americas; Sudoku; South Boston During the 1918 Flu
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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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