2006 May | Here & Now
Haditha Massacre Update; A Conversation with Ted Kennedy; Living with Aids 25 Years After; Health Supplements; Happy Birthday Miles Davis
more »Haditha Massacre; Supreme Court Rules Against Internal Whistleblowers; Reporting in Baghdad; Employee Immigration Status; Feature Fatigue; “Last Bite: A Novel of Culinary Romance”
more »Almost 5,00 Dead in Indonesian Quake; Young Courage; Hallowed Ground?; Springsteen and Seeger; War Dead
more »Haditha Attack; Drunken Girlhood; Globalization and the Polish Workforce; U.N. – Global Parliament?; Duke Women’s Lacrosse; Attempt to Heal a Vietnam War Wound
more »Washington Update; Housing Bubble; Housing Market; Enron Verdict; Sports Highlights; “Specimen Days”
more »Most Recent Osama Bin Laden Tape; Corruption Scandals and Congressional Races; Greenland’s Melting Ice; American Idol; Cuisine of New Orleans
more »Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert Visits Washington; Stolen Data; The Coming Hurricane Season; Ferber Philosophy on Babies and Sleep; “Chicks” Not Ready to Make Nice
more »Rice Addresses Boston College Graduating Class; Journalist on Civil War in Iraq; Prosecuting Journalists; Barbaro out of Surgery; Graduating Seniors
more »Violence Flares Up in Afghanistan; English Language Debate; Mayor Takes Stand over Standardized Tests; Russian Chorus
more »Hayden Hearings; Sheriff Goes After Undocumented Workers; Solidarity Through Loss; 712 and Counting…; DaVinci Code Controversy
more »Domestic Surveillance Briefing; Letters to Sam; Feeble Axis?; Jobs for Grads; Author Lois Lowry
more »The Border Plan; New Treatment for Alchoholics; From Guantanamo to Legal Limbo; Forbes: Castro Worth $900 Million; Iraq TV
more »Bush Immigration Address; Civilian Surveillance; Northern Ireland Update; Bay State Flooding; Part Asian
more »Washington Wrap-Up; Julia Alvarez; Medicare D; Commencement Flap; Documenting the “Smaller Majority” of Life on Earth
more »Report: Spy Agency Assembling Phone Call Database; Russia on the Rise; Air Travel Woes; Tree Poetry; Augusten Burroughs
more »Fed Expected to Hike Rate; Bad Cruise; Brandeis Pulls Palestinian Art; The Bones of Geronimo; Eclectic Beats and Pieces
more »Busy Day at the United Nations; The Higher Ed Gap; How Deaf is Deaf?; Listener Letters; Museum Raves
more »Military Man Tapped for CIA; Ortega’s Political Resurrection; Flu Case Study; Gang Violence Claims Another Son; “Which Brings Me to You”
more »Al Qaeda: Memo and New Plan; Dead Interest; Intelligence on Protestors; Patrick Kennedy Crashes Car; “Black Maestro”
more »Life for Moussaoui; The Oil Addiction; Selling Sex in Germany; Remembering the Babe; Musical Keyboards
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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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