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After two incidents in a week where Air Force planes flew dangerously close to civilian planes, the Air Force, last night, suspended all military operations along the east coast. NPR's Phillip Davis reports.

NPR's Julie McCarthy reports from London about the BBC's plan to read the first Harry Potter book on the air (for eight and a half hours) on Boxing Day, December 26.

Rachel Gotbaum reports that the nation's emergency rooms are getting more and more crowded, and many hospitals are turning away patients because they don't have the staff to treat them.

Julia Barton reports on how Yalta a tiny piece of land between a mountain chain and the Black sea is dealing with the lack of tourists during this winter.

NPR's Linda Gradstein reports that Israeli attempts to cordone off Palestinian territories to avoid further violence has destroyed the local economies.

From Texas Public Radio, Kathy Coulehan reports on a program to battle hunger that's catching on among national fast food chains.

NPR's Linda Gradstein in Jerusalem reports on an Israeli-Palestinian couple whose marriage has been torn apart by the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Reporter Alice Furlaud visits a group of cellists who gather twice a year in Boston for a multi-cello jam session.

NPR's Philip Davis reports on recounts again underway in Florida -- this time, they're unofficial- sponsored by media outlets and the state GOP. They'll take more than a month to complete.

Interlochen Public Radio's Michelle Corum reports on the controversy over city-sponsored diversity bumper stickers in Travers City, Michigan.