2010 July | Here & Now
From Jaws to Indiana Jones, what’s your favorite summer blockbuster? Tell us what you’ll be watching or re-watching this summer.
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Mexico’s Ciudad Juarez has become ground zero in terms of drug violence- yet no official death toll is kept. So American librarian Molly Molloy decided to start her own database.
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Alleged Russian Spies Face Bail Hearings, Rwanda Prepares For Elections, Opposition Parties Allege Oppression By President, Unemployed Blogger Calls Benefits A ‘Lifeline’, Librarian In US Tracks Mexico Drug Deaths, Pianist Fred Hersch Makes A Comeback
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Pianist and composer Fred Hersch discusses his long road back to health and music-making after a battle with AIDS left him unable to walk or perform.
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- ‘The Greatest Paper Map Of The United States You’ll Ever See’
- Inside The World Of ‘Travelers,’ Who Leave Home, Live As Squatters
- States Look To Internet Casinos, Online Poker To Boost Revenue
- Romney’s Tax Returns Shed Light On Benefits Only Available To Some
- Polls Show Romney Plummeting As GOP Race Moves To Florida
Indiana, in the heart of the industrial Midwest and where about 10 percent of the work force is unionized, is now the country’s 23rd right to work state.
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Musician Kevin Gordon puts his masters degree in poetry to good use in his Southern rock music.
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As Egypt marks the year anniversary of the revolution that brought down Hosni Mubarak, we speak with Dalia Ziada, an Egyptian human rights activist who has been working to spread Martin Luther King’s ideas of non-violence in the country.
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