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  • Sustainability
    By Nancy Kinghttp://stream.publicbroadcasting.net/production/mp3/wmra/local-wmra-769126.mp3Charlottesville, VA – In the past 24-months, more and more…
  • Negative Ads
    By Nancy Kinghttp://stream.publicbroadcasting.net/production/mp3/wmra/local-wmra-776388.mp3Charlottesville, VA – While the weary among us might hit the…
  • Obama Speaks at JMU - Audio Postcard
    By Martha Woodroofhttp://stream.publicbroadcasting.net/production/mp3/wmra/local-wmra-781997.mp3Harrisonburg, VA – 8,000 people crowded into the JMU…
  • <p><em>Charlie Hebdo</em>'s publisher, known only as Charb, talked to journalists today (Nov. 2, 2011) in front of his publication's burned-out offices. </p>
    French Newspaper Firebombed After Satire Involving Prophet Muhammad
    Charlie Hebdo's director calls those responsible "idiots who betray their own religion."
  • Top Stories: Crisis Talks In Cannes, Assange Loses Appeal, Strike In Oakland
    European leaders are putting pressure on Greece. The WikiLeaks founder is fighting extradition from the U.K. to Sweden. In Oakland, thousands are expected downtown as part of a general strike sparked by the Occupy movement.
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    Audie Cornish Will Fill In For Michele Norris On 'All Things Considered'
    Norris has stepped aside during the presidential campaign because her husband is working for President Obama's re-election effort. Cornish is currently host of Weekend Edition Sunday.
  • Indian Border Security Force soldiers (in khakhi) and Pakistani Rangers (in black) perform the daily retreat ceremony at the India-Pakistan border in Wagah. It's hoped that freer trade will reduce tensions between their two nations.
    Pakistan Gives India 'Most Favored Nation' Trade Status
    The move is being viewed as a positive first step toward the possible normalization of diplomatic relations between the two nuclear rivals.
  • NBA's Kevin Durant Plays Flag Football At Okla. State
    The pro basketball season still hasn't started, but Kevin Durant got a workout. The Oklahoma City star drove across the state to a flag football game. On Twitter the other night, he wrote, "This lockout is really boring. Anybody playing flag football?" An Oklahoma State student invited Durant to join a game his team had planned.
  • Rice farmers in Thailand, the world's leading rice exporter, harvest their crop in 2008. When the rice crisis hit, Thai government officials started talking about setting up a cartel of rice exporters, similar to OPEC.
    How Fear Drove World Rice Markets Insane
    No one can guarantee that the rice crisis of 2008 won't happen again. A lot of damage remains from the disaster that sent rice prices soaring even while there was plenty of rice. And there's still some of the fear that produced the crisis in the first place.
  • New Hampshire Chooses Jan. 10 As Primary Date
    The schedule for the first four Republican presidential caucuses and primaries appeared officially set with New Hampshire announcing it would hold its first-in-the-nation primary on Jan. 10. That's seven days after the Iowa caucuses which were moved to Jan. 3, the first Tuesday of the new year, and which will kick off the process by which Republicans will choose their party's nominee.
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