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  • Navy Sonar Criticized For Harming Marine Mammals
    The U.S. Navy is planning to expand training exercises off California and Hawaii, citing the need for military readiness. That's raising concerns about threatened whales and marine mammals, because sonar is known harm and, in some cases, kill them. The state of California is fighting the Navy's plan.
  • Panel Round Two
    More questions for the panel: Bumbling Bumbershoot, Sweater Sweetie, The Drone You're Looking For.
  • Prediction
    Our panelists predict what will make headlines at the future Obama Presidential Library.
  • 'How to Survive A Plague': A history of AIDS activism
    Kalamazoo College will screen the documentary How to Survive A Plague, directed by K-College alum David France, Sunday at the Dalton Theatre at 7 p.m. The…
  • Obama Crosses The Border
    President Obama visits Mexico this week and some of the usual issues are no longer at the top of the agenda. Host Michel Martin talks with Alfredo Corchado, Mexico bureau chief for The Dallas Morning News, who calls the trip a huge shift in U.S.-Mexico relations.
  • Two Indie Directors Go Confidently Mainstream
    Jeff Nichols and Ramin Bahrani made names with small, low-budget movies: Nichols with Take Shelter and Bahrani with Man Push Cart. Both have now directed big-budget films with big stars: Nichols' Mud features Matthew McConaughey, and Bahrani's At Any Price stars Dennis Quaid and Zac Efron.
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    Eight State House Dems get their committees back
    Eight state House Democrats who lost their committee assignments Tuesday got them back Wednesday.Republican House Speaker Jase Bolger of Marshall removed…
  • Secret Cash To Afghan Leader: Corruption Or Just Foreign Aid?
    Afghans are expressing mixed feelings on CIA cash payments to President Hamid Karzai. Many say the practice is wrong and symbolizes the widespread corruption in the country, while some see it as just another form of foreign assistance.
  • The Race For South Carolina's Congressional Seat
    Former South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford will face Elizabeth Colbert Busch in a special election for South Carolina's first district congressional seat May 7. NPR's Ken Rudin, NPR's Kathy Lohr and Robert Oldendick, University of South Carolina, discuss the candidates, the debate and the district.
  • Soloists acknowledge their roots with KSO's 'A Night of Musical Promise'
    Pianist Alpin Hong and violinist Jun-Ching Lin are the featured soloists in a free collaborative concert this Thursday called A Night of Musical Promise,…
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