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REPORTER KAREN MICHEL EXAMINES HOW POLLUTION AND THE DAILY WEAR FROM THOUSANDS OF VISITORS MAY BE THREATENING ONE OF THE WORLD'S GREAT PIECES OF ARCHITECTURE -- INDIA'S TAJ MAHAL.

NPR's John Nielsen reports on the gimmicks and props used by any politicians during the campaign season.

Laura Sydell of member station W-N-Y-C in New York City reports on those profiting and trying to profit from one of the largest snow storms of the century.

WITH BUDGET NEGOTIATIONS IN WASHINGTON SEEMINGLY GOING NOWHERE, REPUBLICANS CONSIDER WHAT THIS MIGHT MEAN FOR THEM IN AN ELECTION YEAR. NPR'S BRIAN NAYLOR REPORTS. 4:00.

SCOTT SIMON TALKS WITH BRUCE STEIN OF THE NATURE CONSERVANCY, HEAD OF A GROUP OF 500 SCIENTISTS WHO JUST ISSUED A REPORT ON THE NATION'S AT-RISK SPECIES.

Linda Gradstein reports on today's talks between Israelis and alestinians on the futures of Jerusalem and the formal Palestinian state, as ell as Palestinian access to the West Bank and Gaza Strip.

NPR'S MIKE SHUSTER REPORTS ON THE DIFFICULTIES U-S OFFICIALS FACE IN TRYING TO SECURE AND SAFEGUARD NUCLEAR MATERIAL IN THE FORMER SOVIET UNION.

NPR's John Ydstie reports that the critical Cockpit Voice Recorder being analyzed at National Transportation Safety Board headquarters in Washington indicates that there was a fire in the passenger compartment of the aircraft before the plane went down.

Commentator Stuart Cheifet reports that Cyberspace allows everyone to be an active receipient of information, unlike previous media, like television or radio. We can move forward in cyberspace at the pace we determine.

As Lebanon begins to rebuild following the most recent conflict between Israel and Hizbollah guerillas, Jennifer Griffin reports on the uncertainty many feel there that the current ceasefire will last.