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Bob Edwards hosted this popular NPR news magazine show for over twenty years before leaving in May 2004. The timely reports and interviews on current events, arts, and sports continue with the familiar voices of Steve Inskeep, Renée Montagne, Susan Stamberg, Madeleine Brand, Juan Williams, Frank Deford, Baxter Black, Cokie Roberts, Jean Cochran, Carl Kasell, and Alex Chadwick (leading NPR's Radio Expeditions series in partnership with the National Geographic Society). Thirteen million public radio listeners start their day with Morning Edition! |
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| - | Can Iraq Lessons Learned Work In Afghanistan? | | As the combat mission ends in Iraq, 30,000 additional troops are heading to Afghanistan. Comparisons between the two wars are inevitable. Gen. David Petraeus, who commanded U.S. forces in Iraq, brings to Afghanistan many familiar military faces and the strategy of creating local forces to take control of security at the grass-roots level. | | - | Australian School Drops 'Gay' From Classic Song | | A school principal in Melbourne says he meant no offense when he asked his students to stop using the word "gay" when singing a classic children's song. The principal says he just wanted students to stop laughing when singing "Kookaburra Sits in the Old Gum Tree." | | - | Polamalu's Hair Insured For $1 Million | | The Pittsburgh Steelers' Troy Polamalu has a price on his head. It's an insurance policy on his hair. The pro football player's long curly locks won him shampoo deals with Procter and Gamble. The company insured his hair for $1 million with Lloyds of London. | | - | British Villages Rescue Vital Community Services | | Village life in Britain is under threat, with the closure of the pubs and stores that form the center of small communities. In the Oxfordshire village of Appleton, local people have set up their own "community shop" staffed and managed by volunteers. The British government is introducing legislation to make it easier for rural communities to manage their own affairs. | | - | Help For Texters Who Are All Thumbs | | Textees is an item you slip on your thumb. A little pointer helps you avoid hitting the wrong key. An ad says "Textees is the smart way to make texting easier!" | | - | State Department Hosts Formal Mideast Peace Talks | | Israeli and Palestinian negotiating teams are getting down to work at the State Department Thursday -- with low expectations and amid more violence in the West Bank. President Obama hosted a dinner Wednesday night for the visiting Israeli and Palestinian leaders and other would-be peacemakers. The President challenged them to walk the path of peace. | | ...More |
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