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NPR's Emily Harris reports the current economic slowdown is shaking up many state budgets and could result in cuts to government services.

Following an NAACP rally in Miami yesterday, minorities are describing a sense of disenfranchisement over these elections. NPR's Phillip Martin reports.

Lars Hoel reports on two pun-loving session musicians, Mark Stewart and Rob Schwimmer, who have a New York club act they call The Polygraph Lounge.

NPR's David Molpus reports on efforts by companies across the country to make workers' performance evaluations a useful experience.

NPR's Eric Weiner reports on a bank in Osaka, Japan that encourages employees to perform in a "laughter club" to relieve stress.

NPR's Congressional correspondent Brian Naylor reports that the selection of committee chairmen is shaking up the ranks of the House of Representatives.

NPR's Jim Zarroli reports on this year's drop in the stock markets, particularly tech stocks.

NPR's Christopher Joyce reports that seismologists believe an explosion sunk the Kursk, the Russian nuclear submarine, in August.

NPR's Eric Weiner reports that new alternative schools in Japan are a reflection of a growing trend toward reform of Japan's stultified education system.

Scott Horsley reports the state of California has ordered rolling blackouts for the first time in history to combat the ongoing electricity shortage there.