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  • Sarah Attar of Saudi Arabia walks off the track after competing in the Women's 800m Round 1 Heats.
    Sarah Attar Becomes Saudi Arabia's First Female Track Olympian
    She called the moment a "huge step forward" for women in Saudi Arabia.
  • This assortment of more than 1,500 dead birds, all killed by collisions with Toronto windows, was collected during the 2010 migration season by volunteers from the Canadian Fatal Light Awareness Program.
    Building For Birds: Architects Aim For Safer Skies
    The eye-catching, shiny buildings that line cityscapes can be deadly for birds. Architects are experimenting with new designs that preserve the beauty — while also preserving the birds.
  • Walker Heads Back to Court on Tampering Charges
    Former Murray State student, and newly reinstated Paducah Middle School assistant principal, Jerry Walker, Junior will be back in court next week on…
  • Microbrewery Boulder Beer uses Mobile Canning's equipment to pack its brews.
    Canning Factories On Wheels Rev Up The Beer 'Canvolution'
    The canned beer revolution is well under way, led by craft breweries that have adopted a cans-are-better philosophy and are winning over beer snobs nationwide. Now, cans are coming to even the tiniest microbreweries, thanks to mobile canning services.
  • The burning dhow from which the U.S. Navy says it rescued 10 Iranians on Wednesday in the Gulf of Oman.
    U.S. Navy Says It Rescued 10 Iranians From Burning Ship In Gulf Of Oman
    While the U.S. and Iran eye each other warily in the waters off Iran, American sailors have again reached out to help Iranians who are in trouble. In January, U.S. Navy personnel freed 13 Iranians from Somali pirates.
  • Canada's Diana Matheson controls the ball, an instant before she struck the game-winning goal against France in the women's soccer bronze medal match Thursday.
    Let's Catch Up: Canada Wins Bronze; Lopez Plays Waiting Game
    It's Day 13 of the London Games, and the overall medal tally stands at 82 for the United States, 77 for China, and 48 for Great Britain. Here's a roundup of the news that caught our eye this morning
  • Sikh Temple Shooting Felt Across The World
    The Sikh temple shooting in Wisconsin shook up the American Sikh community, but it also shocked people in India. The Indian Ambassador to the U.S., Nirupama Rao just returned from Wisconsin, and she's been discussing the tragedy with U.S. officials. Rao talks with host Michel Martin about what role she can play in the aftermath of the shooting.
  • Who Gets To Decide Who Is Native American?
    A controversy about identity has erupted in the race for U.S. Senate in Massachusetts. News outlets revealed Democrat Elizabeth Warren claimed Cherokee ancestry during her academic career, and critics say Warren isn't providing enough documentation to prove her identity. Host Michel Martin discusses just who is Native American.
  • Aid for MO Farmers
    Missouri’s emergency cost-share program has approved over 3,700 farmer applications for urgent relief during this summer’s drought. Governor Jay Nixon…
  • Transfers at Illinois Prisons Pause While Union and State Officials Meet
    Prisoners at the Tamms Correctional Center in southern Illinois will remain at the facility until Corrections Department union employees have a say in the…
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