We have the latest in the story of Terri Schiavo, the severely brain damaged woman in Florida. Her parents have asked to have Terri's feeding tube reinserted after Congress intervenes and passes a bill allowing Schiavo's parents to go back to court.

We speak with ethicist Arthur Caplan about Schiavo's case, end of life issues, and the right to life movement.

We speak with Massachusetts legislator Stephen Lynch, who voted for the law that allows Schiavo's parents to go back to court.

The U.S. Supreme Court has declined several times to get involved in the case of Terri Schiavo, but the justices did issue several rulings Monday. Joining to talk about them is Supreme Court reporter Lyle Denniston

We speak to author Mitchell Zuckoff, who has just written a book about Charles Ponzi.

The world's top automaker is ailing. Here & Now's business reporter Mark Mills tells us why.

The novel won the National Book Critic's Award for Fiction. We speak to author Marilynne Robinson.