We examine the week in Washington this week, from Tom Delay to Arlen Spector with a couple of Here & Now's analysts.

Monica Brady-Myerov reports on a new heart drug marketed to African-Americans, and talks about what this might mean about race based drug marketing.

Abercrombie and Fitch settles a case by agreeing to alter marketing strategies to include more images of diversity.

Meetings in Kenya are underway to discuss the civil war in the Sudan. We talk with a Sudanese woman about life in her country.

There's a proposal in Cairo, Egypt to have one recorded call to prayer approved for use in all Mosques in the city. It's being called an effort to reduce "noise pollution."

The new editor of the New York Times Book Review, Sam Tanenhaus, recommends some of the best new literature and poetry.