The Man Who Saw
A Meltdown Coming
Peter Schiff was a lonely voice on cable's financial news shows, but he turned out to be right.
Danny Mollohan
Sucked Into An Underground
Skid Row Beneath Las Vegas
Hundreds of people live under the casinos, in a hidden matrix of storm drains. Journalist Matt O'Brien has been exploring them for five years. He takes us through their urban art galleries and gritty homes, introducing us to some of the tunnels' inhabitants.
Automakers Ask For $34 Billion
Executives of the Big Three acknowledge the industry made mistakes, but pledge to speed cost-cutting measures.
The Man Who Saw
Racial Divisions Challenge Gay Rights
Activists work to repair a post-election rift between white and black gays.
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LIVE FRIDAY | The Low Anthem In Concert
Hear the rustic, unadorned Americana outfit perform live in concert from WXPN in Philadelphia, starting at noon ET.
Is Bush The Worst President
Of The Past 50 Years?
Former Bush adviser Karl Rove defends the president's legacy in an Oxford-style debate.
Some Say Obama Team
Forced Out CIA Contender
John Brennan was pressured to withdraw his name from consideration, according to friends and former associates.
In Baghdad, Test-Driving
A Hummer H3
The Hummer is now being sold in Baghdad as a status symbol for young, wealthy Iraqis.
Finding Health Insurance Can Be Tricky For Grads
Negotiating how to find coverage that will meet their needs can be difficult.
Recession Puts Dent In Auto Body Shop's Business
If things don't improve for a Dallas business, the company itself may become a wreck.
Political Junkie
Sen. Hutchison Takes Step To Run For Governor
The Texas senator could challenge an incumbent governor of the same party.
Best CDs Of 2008
The Year In Music
NPR Music contributors make their picks for the year's best rock, pop, jazz, classical and much more.
Best CDs Of 2008
Not Art Rock: Top 10 'Smart Rock' Albums
The Texans at KUT pick out the top 10 "smart rock" albums of 2008, headlined by the new efforts of a few brainy Austin acts.
Best CDs Of 2008
Geniuses Collide In 2008's Best JazzWhat Makes It Great
Verdi Reinvents Shakespeare's 'Othello'Song Of The Day
The Streets: Almost Unbearably UpbeatRemembrances
Hear Tributes, Archival Tributes To OdettaAll Songs Considered
NPR Listener Poll: The Best Albums Of 2008
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Best Books of 2008
Migration And Memory: Top Five Books
These powerful, personal books examine the exile's life and celebrate lost cities of memory.
Best Books 2008
Top Graphic Novels, 2008-
Books
Trendy Bibles Seeks New Converts Book Tour
Migration And Memory: Top Five 2008 BooksTalk of the Nation
The 'Gr8 Db8' Over Text Message Lingo
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You Must Read This
Monkey See
Hey, Losers: Leave Aquaman Alone
The King of the Seven Seas, lame? That meme is so last season. Glen Weldon explains why — and why Arthur Curry can kick your landlubber tail.
Movies
Nazi's Daughter Struggles With Her 'Inheritance'Pop Culture
Teens, Sex And TV: A Risky Mix?Movie Reviews
Baz Luhrmann, Dreaming Big In 'Australia'Movie Reviews
'Milk': A Man And A Movement, Stirringly Remembered
See Also: Movie Reviews | Monkey See Blog
Holidays
DVD Gifts For Friends Who've Seen It All
Sure, a DVD makes a great gift — but you don't want to give just any old flick. Critic Nathan Lee has the right pick for your target demographic.
At The Office
Companies Say 'Bah, Humbug!' To Holiday PartiesBest Books of 2008
Critics' Picks, From Mysteries To Foreign FictionGreen Gifts
Make Your Holidays Eco-nomical-
Recipes
The 10 Best Cookbooks Of 2008
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NPR Favorites | Hanukkah Lights
Interview
Centenarian Gears Up For Obama's Inauguration
Lillian Allen, 100, says she never expected to see a black man sworn in as president.
Kitchen Window
Pate: Decadent But Not DifficultEssay
Happy Holidays From The Combat ZoneTHIS I BELIEVE
Finding New Pride In America
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