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  • Republicans Counter With $2.2 Trillion Deficit Plan
    On Monday, House Speaker John Boehner answered criticisms that Republicans have not proposed a deficit plan to counter the one from President Obama which they find so objectionable. Boehner's plan takes elements from presidential nominee Mitt Romney's proposal. David Welna talks to Melissa Block about the counteroffer.
  • People originally from northern Mali carry signs that call for military action to retake that part of the country, now under the control of Islamist militants. The rally was held in Mali's capital, Bamako, in October.
    Malians In The South Want Islamists Out Of The North
    Many people in southern Mali say they would be willing to go to the northern part of the country and fight the Islamist militants who are now in control. Despite all the anger, there is no immediate prospect that the Islamists will be dislodged.
  • A sign protesting a beverage tax in Richmond, Calif. The U.S. soft drink industry has fought proposals that would put a tax on sugar sweetened beverages like sodas and energy drinks.
    Can Big Food Kick Its Obesity Habit? Does It Really Want To?
    Two top food policy experts square off on the role the food industry should play in the global battle against obesity recently, and the answers are as complex, interconnected and political as ever.
  • Sites Give Emergency Compliments, Hugs On Bad Days
    Audie Cornish and Melissa Block have more on some websites that deliver emergency compliments and virtual hugs when you need them most.
  • A photograph of George Zimmerman on the night he shot Trayvon Martin.
    Newly Released Color Photo Shows A Bloodied George Zimmerman
    The photograph, taken by a police officer, is the first high-resolution, clear view we've gotten of Zimmerman's injuries on the night he shot and killed Trayvon Martin.
  • A Syrian rebel walks past the stairs of a bombed building in the Saif Al Duli district in Aleppo, Syria, on Sept. 10. The vast majority of those fighting against President Bashar Assad's regime are ordinary Syrians and soldiers who have defected, but Islamist rebels are also present among the fighters.
    A Rebel Fighter Sees Islamic Law In Syria's Future
    Islamist rebels are among the groups fighting to topple Syrian President Bashar Assad, raising concerns in the West about what their role would be in a Syria without Assad. NPR's Kelly McEvers recently spent some time with these Islamist fighters in the embattled city of Aleppo.
  • Mayor Cory Booker of Newark, N.J.
    Living On Food Stamps: Newark Mayor Cory Booker Takes Up Challenge
    The Democratic politician has taken up a challenge to live on $30 worth of food for a week. That's about what the average food stamps recipient in his state receives. It's part of a campaign to raise awareness about the struggles of low-income Americans.
  • KVNF Local Newscast, Tuesday, December 4, 2012
    Headlines:GBLT Lawmakers elected to power positionsProposed gravel pit near Crawford discussedFern Lake fire only 20 percent containedNextGen technology…
  • Small Businesses: "Show Me The Credit"
    Record low interest rates are boosting corporate and government coffers. However, Bloomberg Businessweek contributor Roben Farzad explains why this reasonably priced credit remains so hard to get for small businesses. He speaks with host Michel Martin.
  • A Facebook page shows photos of John McAfee, the founder of the eponymous anti-virus company.
    Betrayed By Metadata: John McAfee Admits He's Really In Guatemala
    The founder of the anti-virus software company is on the run, wanted for questioning over a murder in Belize. But the technological genius' location was given up by data inadvertently left in a photograph taken with an iPhone.
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