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New Hampshire Public Radio's David Darman reports on the struggle of small country stores to survive against large nationwide grocery chains.

NPR's Emily Harris reports that several phone company entrepreneurs are complaining that they were unfairly pushed out of a recent FCC auction of the airwaves.

NPR's Michael Sullivan reports from India on the earthquake that shook the region early this morning. The earthquake is the worst in 50 years. 140 people are feared dead.

As California's energy crisis continues, critics throughout the US are searching for someone to blame. NPR's Elaine Korry reports on the finger-pointing.

President-elect Bush began his inaugural celebrations yesterday at the Lincoln Memorial with music, lights, and fireworks. NPR's Don Gonyea reports on the festivities.

David D'arcy reports on the Sundance film festival which begins today in Park City, Utah. More than 100 films will be shown this year for critics, Hollywood producers and distributors.

President Clinton worked out a agreement on his last day with the independent counsel, which ensured he would not be indicted when he leaves office. NPR's Pam Fessler reports.

NPR's Julie Rovner reports that this week, President Bush will release his plan to add a prescription drug benefit for seniors on Medicare.

NPR's Joe Palca reports that scientists have succeeded in a stopping a pulse of light in its tracks. Two separate teams of researchers say they have accomplished the feat by passing light through clouds of chilled sodium atoms and rubidium vapor.

NPR's Kenneth Walker reports from the Democratic Republic of Congo on the reactions of the Congolese people to the assassination last week of their leader, Laurent Kabila.