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Korva Coleman speaks with reporter David Culhane in Paris about uropean news, including reaction to the Russian elections, France's arming-relations with Israel, and the overall state of Franco-American elations.

NPR's Eric Weiner reports from Jerusalem on reaction to the terrorism summit. Israeli government officials billed it as important step in ending terrorist attacks, but not all Israelis are convinced the gathering of world leaders accomplished much.

The Department of Justice today announced its first arrest based on evidence from a computer wiretap. An Argentine university student was charged with illegally accessing Pentagon and NASA computers. NPR's Phillip Davis reports.

NPR's Glen Mitchell reports from Dallas that the National Rifle Association is holding their its annual convention this weekend, planning political tactics for the November election which NRA supporters hope will be a victory for the Republican party.

The Congress is expected to pass the Federal Agricultural Improvement and Reform Act by tonight. NPR's Laura Ziegler reports that many farmers in eastern Kansas are looking forward to the changes it could bring.

CROAT - NPR's Martha Raddatz reports that the U.S. Army general who commands the NATO mission in Bosnia is worried about the Muslim-Croat Federation. To stop it from falling apart, General George Joulwan, (JAWL

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.