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NPR's Steve Inskeep reports that a National Hip-Hop Political Convention in New Jersey hopes to create a political platform for the hip-hop community and encourage people to vote.

Flow is a tale of storytellers in an urban neighborhood. It's written and performed by actor-rapper Will Powers. NPR's Verta Mae Grosvenor reports.

The Web site uglydress.com maintains a visual record of ugly bridesmaids' gowns. NPR's Renee Montagne reports.

Last night’s storm system brought 80 mile an hour winds and multiple tornado sightings to our region as it moved through, but little actual damage was…

Ivan Watson reports from Nigeria on a new commission investigating human rights violations. The West African country is trying to uncover crimes committed during a 30-year military dictatorship.

In the final report of this three-part series on AIDS in Africa, NPR's Brenda Wilson examines how families remain together in the midst of the AIDS crisis.

Jerome Vaughn of member station WDET reports that Ford appears more willing to settle lawsuits related to the Firestone tire recall than go to court.

Noah talks with James Cusick, a senior reporter for the Independent, a daily British newspaper, about the bombing of a shopping mall in Manchester, England, and the effects the event may have on the latest round of Irish-British peace talks.

NPR's Barbara Bradley reports...as part of the move to reform congress..some senators are looking at reforming the use of "holds". A hold is a parliamentary manuever that allows any senator to delay...sometimes kill a bill anonymously. Some senators think such holds should be stripped of their anonymity.

Reporter Melissa Block on Long Island, N.Y. tells Noah Adams about the reaction of people in the Moriches, some of whom witnessed the explosion of the TWA plane that crashed last night.