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New York City is experiencing a boom in immigration. According to a new report, the City's demographics will change dramatically in the coming years. NPR's Melissa Block has the story.

Anthony Lake, President Clinton's embattled nominee to head the C.I.A., received two pieces of good news yesterday. NPR's Mara Liasson reports.

The right-wing National Front party of France has recently gained some impressive victories, and is working to expand its influence. Sarah Chayes [f] reports.

NPR's Mark Roberts reports on the U.S. Olympic Training enter in Colorado Springs, Colorado, and the relationship between scientists nd athletes.

- NPR's Rick Carr reports on the efforts of one town in southern Indiana to recover from the Ohio River's recent flooding.

Senate Budget Committee Chairman Pete Domenici says he'll unveil his budget outline next week. NPR's Brian Naylor reports.

Dan Charles reports on an unusual debate that took place recently in Germany's Parliament. Politicians spoke candidly about their country, their families and World War II.

NPR's Mandalit Del Barco reports on yesterday's shootout in North Hollywood, which left nine wounded and two dead.

Joshua Levs of Peach State Public Radio reports on the status of investigations into the burning of dozens of African American churches in the south.

NPR senior news analyst Daniel Schorr examines the controversy over news reports concerning Albright's recently-revealed ancestoral ties.