The Christian Science Monitor's Gail Chaddock joins us to hear Kyle Sampson's defense of the firing of eight U.S. attorneys.

The English baroness talks about Islam and the tension between old world customs and new world realities.

President Bush was in a joking mood and Karl Rove strutted his stuff at the 63rd annual Radio and Television Correspondents' Association dinner.

Borzou Daragahi of the Los Angeles Times updates us on Iran's detention of a British naval crew.

An Icelandic company is launching a new free paper in Boston next month.

We listen back to some of Arturo Toscanini's work and hear why it remains relevant today.