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  • What Makes A Shooter Snap?
    Last week's rampage at a Colorado movie theater has left many looking for answers about how people can commit such deadly acts of violence. Host Michel Martin speaks with Dave Cullen, journalist and author of Columbine, and psychiatrist Dr. Carl Bell about what we conclusions we should be careful not to draw in the aftermath of the Colorado shooting.
  • Graves Co. Teen Competes in National Beauty Pageant
    A Graves County High School graduate competes this week for the title of America’s Homecoming Queen in Anaheim, Calif. Tiffani Ellington was Graves…
  • July 23 - All India Radio Turns 85
    Happy Birthday to our Indian counterparts, All India Radio (AIR) turns 85 today. AIR is India's public radio outlet for long-form news, documentaries, and…
  • The Los Angeles-class attack submarine USS Miami (SSN 755) enters a dry dock to begin an engineered overhaul at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Maine.
    Employee Admits To Setting Navy Sub Fire To Get Out Of Work Early
    The fire is expected to cost $400 million in damage. The man was a painter.
  • Montgomery County in Need of Poll Workers
    Montgomery County, Tennessee officials say they are in need of additional citizens to work at polling places. Five new precincts have been added to the…
  • Fines for parking fraud increase
    Illinois legislation will raise fines for people that misuse disabled parking tags to $600 next year. The new law also imposes a $1,000 fine on any…
  • Ordering food online can affect your waistline and your wallet more than traditional methods.
    Ordering Food Online? That'll Be More Calories, Cost And Complexity
    It may be easy to order food online, but it's also more pricey and more calorific compared to traditional ways of ordering, says a new study. It seems we lose our personal inhibitions when we don't have to talk to the seller or see other customers.
  • Pakistani Prime Minister Raja Pervez Ashraf is greeted after his election in June. Just weeks later, many Pakistanis expect the nation's Supreme Court may soon attempt to force Ashraf from his position, as it did his predecessor.
    It's Deja Vu As Pakistan's Political Crisis Deepens
    Pakistan's Supreme Court has given the prime minister until Wednesday to ask Swiss authorities to reopen an old corruption investigation of President Asif Ali Zardari. The premier has refused, and the court is threatening to find him in contempt of court and remove him — as it did his predecessor.
  • Federal Appeals Court Will Re-Consider Guilty Plea in Heath High Shooting
    A federal appeals court has set an October 10th hearing date to take up the case of the man convicted in the 1997 Heath High School shooting in Paducah.…
  • Sir Elton John speaks Monday at the 19th International AIDS Conference in Washington.
    AIDS Returns To The U.S. Spotlight
    The leading international AIDS conference returns to the U.S. after a 22-year hiatus. A lot has happened in the years since the conference was last here. Treatments have turned a disease with a near-certain death sentence into a disease that people can live with for decades. And there is evidence that the epidemic could be greatly slowed or even stopped.
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