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For one energetic hour each weekday, Here & Now combines the best in news journalism with intelligent, broad-ranging conversation to form a fast-paced program that updates the news from the morning and adds important conversations on public policy and foreign affairs, science and technology, and the arts: film, theater, music, food, and more.
Wednesday, May 22nd, 2013
2 Infants Among 10 Kids Killed In Oklahoma Tornado; Jersey Shore Readies For Summer Post-Sandy; Man Fatally Shot By FBI Had Ties To Bombing Suspect; Tour?: Why Prince Became An Icon;
Tuesday, May 21st, 2013
Oklahoma Tornado: Updates And How To Help; Apple Faces Senate Questions On Taxes; Expert Tips On Surviving A Major Tornado; Algorithm Finds Top Programmers, No Resume Required; What It's Like To Grow Up In Tornado Alley; Pastor Finds Son But Loses Two Of His Flock In Tornado;
Monday, May 20th, 2013
Conn. Gov. To Commuters: Stay In NYC This Week; How Did The IRS Get The Job Of Vetting Political Activity?; Afghan Activists Demand Rights For Disabled; More Tornadoes Forecasted For Plains And Midwest; 'Watergate: The Video Game' Puts Player In Woodward's Shoes; Longtime Everest Climber Calls Mountain A 'Powder Keg';
Friday, May 17th, 2013
'Culture Of Cover-Up' Or 'Foolish Mistake' At IRS?; What Your T-Shirt Label Doesn't Reveal; Biologists Find Source Of Deadly Plague; Foundation Puts Spotlight On Missing African Americans; The Science Of Where We Stand In Elevators; The Interview Behind 'I Drive Your Truck';
Thursday, May 16th, 2013
Sheriff: 7 Still Unaccounted For After Tornado; Jails Become De Facto Psychiatric Wards; Factories In Bangladesh Reopen After Protests; Morehouse College President Talks Controversies, Challenges; Star Trek Creator's Son Gives Fans New Way To Geek Out;
Thursday, May 16th, 2013
Sheriff: 7 Still Unaccounted For After Tornado; Jails Become De Facto Psychiatric Wards; Factories In Bangladesh Reopen After Protests; Morehouse College President Talks Controversies, Challenges; Star Trek Creator's Son Gives Fans New Way To Geek Out;
Wednesday, May 15th, 2013
Expert: To Prevent Military Sexual Assaults, Put More Women In Combat; Cleveland Police Say They've Solved Decades-Old Murder Case; How To Talk To Kids About Abductions; Bee Attacks Roil Hikers And Walkers In Arizona; Officer Recounts Manhunt For Marathon Bombing Suspects; Missing Marine Buried Today; Superman Turns 75;
Tuesday, May 14th, 2013
Lawmakers, Journalists Demand Details Of Phone Records Seizure; Who Should Get The Gene Test For Breast Cancer?; British Activists Fight For Release Of Gitmo Detainee; College Enrollment Hits Record Level For Hispanics; That Amazing Boston-Toronto Hockey Game; Chef Kathy Gunst Thinks Green For Spring;
Monday, May 13th, 2013
New Orleans Police Vow To Solve Mother's Day Shootings; High Fuel Prices Drive Up Demand For Natural Gas Cars; Obama Slams IRS Targeting, Defends Libya Effort; Ethicist: Abortion Trial Underscores Need For Contraception; Young Composer Caroline Shaw Wins Pulitzer;
Friday, May 10th, 2013
Tesla Charges Up Electric Car Market; Pakistan Gets Ready For Vote; An 'Interspecies Jam' With The Cicadas;
Wednesday, May 1st, 2013
Police: 3 More Suspects Arrested In Marathon Bombings; Guantanamo Hunger Strikes And Ethics Of Force-Feeding; Violence Mars Campaigning In Pakistan; New Treatments Take On Multiple Sclerosis; Kids Urged To Unplug For 'Screen Free Week';
Thursday, May 9th, 2013
Boston Police Commissioner Never Saw Russia Warning About Suspect; Should Muslims Monitor Muslims?; A Brief History Of @; Scientists Discover Protein That Reverses Heart Disease In Older Mice; Why We Still Read 'The Great Gatsby';
Wednesday, May 8th, 2013
Amanda Berry Returns Home; Lawyer Calls For Pragmatic Approach At Guant?namo Bay; CA Man To Reunite With Officer Who Convinced Him Not To Jump; Immigration Bill Faces Test; Are Hollywood Stars Ruining Kickstarter?;
Tuesday, May 7th, 2013
Ohio Missing Women Found; Mother Saves Her Son From Overdose Thanks To Pilot Program; Visiting A Somali Town Freed From Islamic Militants; In Defense Of The Word 'Nice';
Monday, May 6th, 2013
Activists: Israeli Strike Kills 42 Syrian Soldiers; Remembering Ballet Star Frederic Franklin; 'Sizzurp:' A Dangerous Cough Syrup Mixture; Sanford, Colbert Busch In Razor Thin SC Congressional Race; Are Young Americans Idling?; Turning Tattoos Into Fine Art;
Friday, May 3rd, 2013
Judge Overrules Decision To Release Terror Suspect; A Dad's Fight: More Time Off For Grieving Parents; Growing Signs Of Hezbollah Role In Syria; Pastor Jim Wallis: Get Out Of The Pews, Go Out And Help; Books That Comfort In The Aftermath Of Tragedy;
Thursday, May 2nd, 2013
Talk Of Arming Syrian Rebels Grows In White House; Journalists Get Rare Look Inside Cuba's Prisons; Finger Pointing And Few Answers After Texas Explosion; Marathon Organizers Try To Come To Terms With Bombings;
Wednesday, May 1st, 2013
Police: 3 More Suspects Arrested In Marathon Bombings; Guantanamo Hunger Strikes And Ethics Of Force-Feeding; Violence Mars Campaigning In Pakistan; New Treatments Take On Multiple Sclerosis; Kids Urged To Unplug For 'Screen Free Week';
Tuesday, April 30th, 2013
Obama: U.S. Still Not Sure Who Used Chemical Weapons; N.H. Police Chiefs Raffle A Gun A Day; Study: Blacks, Hispanics Pay More For Homes; How To 'Win' The War In Afghanistan; Hockey Bad Boy's Road To Recovery And Redemption;
Monday, April 29th, 2013
Hopes Fade For More Rescues In Building Collapse; Elizabeth Graver Weaves Decades Of History In Cape Cod Novel;
