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NPR's Eric Westervelt reports on the recovery of several haritable organizations a year after they were defrauded of billions of dollars y a clever but false investment scheme known as the "New Era Fund." 5:30 ^?

NPR's Martha Raddatz reports on US reaction to the tensions between North and South Korea, as soldiers from the North violated the buffer zone between the two countries. US officials are confident that the maneuvers will not lead to an invasion of the South.

Israel holds elections this week. For the first time ever, otes will be cast directly for Prime Minister instead of for political parties. inda Gradstein has a report on how this change will affect the political rocess in Israel.

NPR's Mary Kay Magistad reports on the crisis of political faith sweeping China. Three decades after the cultural revolution that all but wiped out religion, a spiritual revival is sweeping the country.

NPR's Ted Clark reports on the tensions between North and South Korea. While recent activities in the demilitarized zone have sparked bellicose words, analysts say that ironically, there is a window of opportunity to negotiate with the North

Today marks the official start of the Atlantic Hurricane Season. NPR's Debbie Elliott reports that or the third year in a row, forecasters are predicting an unusually active hurricane season.

where she prepared this report on the tense co-existence between the country's Tutsi and Hutu residents.

Scott talks with NPR's Tom Gjelten about a report released to President Clinton this week by an Intelligence Oversight committee. The board reviewed allegations that the CIA is linked to Human Rights violations in Guatemala.

- NPR's Barbara Bradley reports that Congressional Democrats today unveiled the plan they hope will help them take back the Congress in November. They call it a "families first" agenda, and it is a package of health, tax and education benefits.

NPR senior news analyst Daniel Schorr reports on some good news rom the federal Office of Management and Budget: the government is buying more oods "off the shelf" at substantially lower prices.