2010 March | Here & Now

Musician Ben Folds had some fun with the Chatroulette site at a recent concert. But many parents worry about online predators at the web cam shuffling site.

Obama Allows for Oil Drilling, States Must Now Make Health Care Reform A Reality, Serbia Remains Divided Nearly Two Decades After Civil War, Take A Spin On Chatroulette, Rockers Remember An Escape From Bellevue

Recently Here and Now’s Robin Young attended a convention held by The Federation of American Women’s Clubs Overseas. FAWCO is much more than an international coffee klatch. It deals with serious issues. Robin speaks with two FAWCO members: Paula Lucas, who founded the Americans Overseas Domestic Violence Crisis Center, and Dianne Reed, who was shot [...]

The Parent Of A Bullied Child Responds To Criminal Charges In A Bullying Suicide, American Women Work To Help Each Other While Living Overseas, A March Filled With Basketball Madness At Butler Unversity, To Screen Or Not To Screen Young Athletes For Heart Trouble, Hollywood Loves Remakes

FBI Raids Christian Militia Group In Michigan, Food Industry Is Encouraged To Cut Salt, Russian Leaders Condemn Moscow Subway Attack, Tempest At Tea Party Riles Some Members, Love Lures One Of The Last Remaining Shakers

Documents Show Pope Knew About Sex Abuse Scandals, Senators Campaign To Save Their Jobs, American Doctors Head To Haiti, Internet Phenoms That Failed And Why, A Widower Is Haunted By More Than Memories

71 year-old Robert Martin is leading the charge to bring city water to his small hamlet of ten homes outside of Ruleville, Miss.

Wrapping Up Health Care, How Health Care Reform Will Affect You, March Madness Marches On, For Two Million Americans, Water Isn’t On Tap, Pope Declined To Defrock Abusive Priest, A Composer Writes From His Own Heartbreak

The public muralist in Boston, Massachusetts helps students at The English High School in Boston add a splash of color to school hallways

States Battle It Out Over Health Care Reform, A Veteran Reporter Reflects On Iraq, A Haitian-American Marine Helps Out In Haiti, An Arizona Doctor Is Awarded For His Work In Haiti, A Mural Blooms In A Boston High School

President Obama Signs Health Care Reform Into Law, Remembering Intrepid Camerawoman Margaret Moth, House Votes To Cut Middleman Out Of Student Loan Program, Insecurity Puts Women And Girls In Haiti At Risk, Violinist David Garrett Plays Everything from AC/DC to Vivaldi

More Challenges Ahead On Health Care Reform, Tales From The Dark Side Of Post-Soviet Russia, Purple People Movement Draws Crowds In Italy, Islamic Terrorism: One Expert Says It’s A Fad, Gilbert Grape Author Reaches The Heights

The third season of AMC’s “Breaking Bad” finds Bryan Cranston’s Walt White delving deeper into the drug underworld.

Pres. Obama Makes Final Pitch For Health Care, Ordinary Citizens Are Honored For Extraordinary Acts, London Finches Play Guitar, Post-partum Depression Story Draws Strong Listener Responses, “Breaking Bad” Falls Deeper Into Drug Underworld

Democrats Target Votes For Health Care Reform, Whale Tale Reveals How Pollution Disrupts Reproduction, Thousands Of Haitian Criminals Roam Free, Congress Aims To Reign In Credit Rating Agencies, “Silence of the Lambs” Director Films Real Lives

Pres. Obama Looks To Re-write No Child Left Behind, Political Fortunes May Shift In Iraqi Vote Count, Butte, Mt. Celebrates Luck Of The Irish, Northern Ireland Is Still A Land Divided, Psychologist Says Evolution Helps Make Us Fat

Author Michael Trinklein’s maps of states that have been proposed over the years, but which never made it onto the official map of the United States.

Health Care Reform Comes Down To The Wire, Health Care Benefits Squeeze Cities, Who Owns Kafka, A Scientologist Speaks Out On Church Abuse, The States That Didn’t Make The Cut

Reform Of Health Care, Education And Finance Collide On Capitol Hill, Timothy Geithner Helped Save Economy, But Can He Fix It?, March Madness Fans Make Their Bracket Picks, Israel-US Tensions Escalate, PBS Film Examines How Make-up Mavens Empowered Women

The DIY movement is moving mainstream. Check out projects ranging from swimming pools made from dumpsters and bicycles built from bamboo.