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NPR's Debbie Elliott reports from Tallahassee with the latest on Florida's ongoing state vote recount. While voters await new official results; demonstrations and sit-ins continue all over the state.

New Mexico election officials are still counting votes from the state's most populous county. NPR's Andy Bowers reports from Albuquerque.

NPR's Anne Hawke reports on voter turnout for this year's national elections. A new study from Tuesday's national elections indicates a slight increase, as a result of grass-roots mobilization efforts.

NPR's Don Gonyea reports from the government center in West Palm Beach, Florida, where officials are re-counting ballots by hand today, for the 2000 Presidential election.

Researchers have discovered how a form of the Herpes virus known to cause skin cancer may be unexpectedly transmitted. NPR's Patricia Neighmond reports on a study released this week.

There's no confusion in Mexico about who its next president will be. Vincente Fox is inaugurated today. N-P-R's Gerry Hadden reports.

NPR's Jon Hamilton reports on two new studies of arthritis drugs. The new drugs not only reduce the inflammation and pain associated with arthritis, but also slow joint damage. These drugs are the first to actually prevent disease progression.

On the day before Election Day, Vice-President Al Gore is putting the finishing touches on his bid for the presidency. NPR's Anthony Brooks reports.

Both the government and people of Syria are voicing strong support for the Palestinian uprising. They say it proves their long-held contention that the Oslo peace process could not succeed. Kate Seelye reports.

In Alabama, the choice for President is not the only thing on voters' minds. For some, the legitimacy of their own marriages is on the ballot. Melanie Peeples reports on the movement to repeal the state's ban on interracial marriage.