© 2026
News and Music Discovery
Donate
Play Live Radio
Next Up:
0:00
0:00
0:00 0:00
Available On Air Stations

Search results for

  • Malian soldiers man a checkpoint on the Gao road outside Sevare, some 385 miles north of Mali's capital, Bamako, on Sunday.
    Mali Crisis Likely To Dominate Summit Of African Leaders
    The French-led intervention against Islamist rebels is gaining strength. African military chiefs say a minimum of 5,000 regional troops are needed to join the intervention against the rebels.
  • Subaru, known for its success in Denver, the Pacific Northwest and the Northeast, aims to expand its market to Texas and Tennessee.
    Beyond Portlandia: Subaru Drives For America's Heartland
    The Japanese carmaker aims to expand its markets to other states after much success in the Pacific Northwest and the Northeast. "They don't have to be everything to everyone; they have to be something to someone," says Jake Fisher, director of auto testing at Consumer Reports.
  • A protester holds a Quran at a Salafi rally for the enforcement of Islamic Shariah law last fall in Cairo's Tahrir Square. Repressed during the rule of President Hosni Mubarak, the country's ultra-conservative Salafis have seen a resurgence since the Arab Spring uprising.
    Egypt's Salafis Emerge As Powerful And Controversial Political Force
    The ultra-conservative Muslims, whose influence has grown since the Arab Spring, aspire to a society ruled entirely by Islamic law. But to their critics, the Salafis are religious fanatics who are trying to drag the region back to 7th-century Arabia.
  • Hemp products for sale in Washington, D.C., in 2010. The U.S. is the world's largest consumer of hemp products, although growing hemp is illegal under federal law. Colorado recently passed a measure that legalizes growing hemp.
    Hemp Gets The Green Light In New Colorado Pot Measure
    Colorado's vote to approve recreational use of marijuana also legalized its relative hemp, which is grown for food and other everyday uses, not for its high. Large-scale commercial farmers may be in line to benefit, but growing hemp is still illegal under federal law.
  • A French soldier in central Mali on Sunday.
    French And Malian Forces Take Airport In Timbuktu; Islamists Burn Library
    It's feared that thousands of ancient manuscripts may have been destroyed in the fire. The oldest is said to date to 1204. Meanwhile, French and Malian forces are securing the ancient city and searching for the Islamist extremists.
  • WKCTC Investigation Wrapping Up
    The West Kentucky Community & Technical College has resolved issues around inaccurately reported test scores that led to the facility returning funds to…
  • TN Prosecutors Push for Law Change
    Tennessee prosecutors are pushing for changes to the law that they say will aid the prosecution of serial child sexual abusers. Guy Jones is deputy…
  • Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear
    Beshear Touts Tax Credit
    As tax season shifts into high gear, Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear is urging low-wage-earning Kentuckians to take advantage of a federal tax credit.…
  • ILL Allows Immigrant Licenses
    Illinois Governor Pat Quinn signed a measure yesterday Sunday making his state the fourth and most populous to permit illegal immigrants to drive.…
  • S&P Downgrades Illinois Bond Rating
    Standard and Poor's has downgraded Illinois' General Obligation Bond rating to the lowest of any state in the nation.S&P says Illinois' rating is A-minus…
Previous
3,463 of 32,471
Next