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NPR's Julie McCarthy reports from Brussels on the growing number of cases of mad cow disease in Europe and the effect on the meat industry.

NPR's Phillip Davis reports from Miami where NAACP hearings are assessing claims that minorities were prevented or restricted from voting in Tuesday's elections.

NPR science reporter David Kestenbaum looks at the accuracy of hands vs. machines in counting votes.

NPR's Debbie Elliott reports from in Tallahassee as the nation watches to see what light the Supreme Court may shed upon Florida's Presidential Elections.

Robert Smith reports on a ballot initiative in Arizona that would mandate English-only instruction in the classroom.

The BBC's Clive Myree reports on a the inpeachment proceedings against Philippines' President Joseph Estrada. Estrada denies the allegations that he's taken millions in various payoffs.

NPR's Debbie Elliott reports from Tallahassee on Florida's ongoing vote recount. Republicans and Democrats are taking legal action, and voters are standing by to find out if their votes will or will not be counted.

NPR's Linda Gradstein reports from Jerusalem where Israel's Prime Minister Ehud Barak is moving towards forming a coalition with opposition leader Ariel Sharon, further threatening the peace process.

David Molpus reports on latest from both sides of the Florida debate. He warns we may be headed for more counting — both in Florida and beyond.

NPR's Jim Zarroli reports on the uncertainty workers are facing at AT&T because of the company's plans for the third massive restructuring in sixteen years.