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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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| - | Grief, Rage Fuel Juarez Mothers' Search For Justice | | In the throes of a vicious drug war, Mexico's border city of Juarez — with its endless wave of kidnappings and executions — has become one of the most violent places on earth. The city is shouldering unfathomable sorrow, and its mothers are the most public face of that suffering. | | - | Wanted: Couch Potato To Do What You Do Best | | A pharmaceutical company is looking for a professional couch potato. The chosen subject will get paid for doing "exactly what you do every single day." Except for one thing: The couch potato will also take the company's weight loss pill. The pill has passed clinical trials, and now the company wants a "real world" test. | | - | FBI's Most Wanted List Turns 60 | | Thomas Holden was a real bad guy in the 1940s. He robbed banks and mail trains and killed his wife and her brothers. He eluded the FBI, until the agency created its 10 Most Wanted List. Holden was the first name and face on that list. He was nabbed when someone recognized him on a poster. The list turned 60 on Sunday. | | - | Obama Proposes Dismantling No Child Left Behind | | The Obama administration wants to completely change the No Child Left Behind Act. Officials are sending Congress a plan Monday that they say will give states and local school districts more flexibility to revitalize primary and secondary schools. A draft released over the weekend would eliminate many of the law's most controversial features, including its name. | | - | Astrologist Fills In Iraq's Election Results Void | | Only about 30 percent of votes are counted from last week's parliamentary elections in Iraq. Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki holds a strong lead from declared results in Baghdad. But there are no results yet from the next two biggest cities: Mosul and Basra. One popular TV astrologist says he has done complete astrological charts for several candidates. | | - | Study: Kids' Bad Behavior May Predict Adult Pain | | Bad behavior in childhood is associated with chronic pain in adult life, according to the findings of a study following people from birth in 1958 to the present day. In the study, children with severe behavior disturbances had approximately double the risk of chronic widespread pain by the time they reached the age of 45 than children who did not have behavior problems. | | ...More |
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