Nelson Hernandez, a reporter for the Washington Post, gives the latest from today's events in Iraq.

Tim Egan talks about his new book which tells the story of those who stayed in their homes during the Great American Dust Bowl of 1935.

Host Robin Young spoke with Liberia's new president Ellen Johnson Sirleaf when she visited Boston as a candidate to raise money for her presidential bid.

Professor Andrew Dobson of Princeton University says the harlequin frogs are disappearing around the world because of global warming.

Childrens' choirs from three major metropolitan cities unite in Boston to sing a new work inspired by Martin Luther King, Jr.