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<p>Headlines; Supreme Court convenes, office relationships, update on Capitol Hill, Minnesota teams' big week, bomb blast in U.N. Food office in Pakistan, Iran nuke facility, gay Marine in Memphis</p> (article)
<p>Headlines; Afghanistan debate, health care reform, Treasury Dept., MLB season ends big, Philippines' Typhoon Parma, sibling rivalry's effects</p> (article)
Afghanistan Troop Level Debate Heats Up (episode)
This week will mark the eight-year anniversary of the war in Afghanistan, and the casualty rate is ticking upward. The United States lost eight troops in eastern Afghanistan on Saturd...
<p>Takeaway Washington correspondent <strong>Todd Zwillich</strong> updates us once again on the slow, slow movement of health care reform through the Senate.</p>
We speak with Louise Story, finance reporter for The New York Times, about new findings that say the Treasury Department may have misled the country when it declared some of the natio...
<p>Takeaway sports contributor <strong>Ibrahim Abdul-Matin</strong> joins us to talk about some of the big games in the NFL last night, and the wild finish in baseball's AL Central race.</p>
We look at what's coming up this week with Marcus Mabry, international business editor for The New York Times; and from London we speak to Jonathan Marcus, diplomatic correspondent fo...
Observers say the high winds and heavy rain that have ravaged Manila have caused more damage than Hurricane Katrina did to New Orleans. Tropical storm Ketsana (locally called Ondoy) h...
Experts say that the way siblings treat each other early in life can be a good predictor for how they'll relate to each other down the road. The relationship you start out with, thoug...
The Supreme Court begins its annual term this morning with a packed agenda. Among other cases, they'll be hearing about gun rights, dog-fighting videos, corporate political contributi...
Comedian David Letterman and Sen. John Ensign (R-Nev.) were both recently blackmailed for what's long been considered taboo: consensual relationships with their employees. But is it r...
<p>Our Washington correspondent,<strong> Todd Zwillich</strong>, joins us to talk about the latest in Washington's steps toward extending domestic unemployment benefits and discussion of potential sanctions on Iran.</p>
Takeaway sports contributor Ibrahim Abdul-Matin talks about Minnesota's next two days of sports drama. Brett Favre and the Minnesota Vikings will host his former team, the Green Bay P...
A bomb exploded in the lobby of the offices of the United Nations' World Food Programme in Pakistan's capital, Islamabad. At least three people have been killed and several others inj...
We’re still getting responses to the conversation we had last week about "Driving While Distracted." Since that segment, the Obama administration banned all federal employees from tex...
The director of the U.N. nuclear agency, Mohamed ElBaradei, says that Iran has set a date for inspectors to visit that country's newly revealed uranium enrichment plant, outside the c...
Less than one month before Tim Smith was supposed to be deployed to Iraq, he was discharged from the Marines under the "Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell" policy when someone decided to tell. Las...