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  • The U.S. State Department issued a travel warning for three states in Mexico after three people attached to the U.S. Consulate in Ciudad Juarez were killed there. Why should we avoid northern Baja California and Tijuana, Rosarito, and Ensenada?
  • Mike Sager Esquire writer-at-large Mike Sager was on These Days today, talking about his new collection of essays, Revenge of the Donut Boys: True Stories…
  • Mike Sager: The Story is in the Details
  • A Virginia company is developing clothing with tourniquets built into each sleeve and leg. The company says the product would help wounded soldiers at risk of bleeding to death.
  • British Prime Minister Gordon Brown says his country will take 2,500 of its troops out of Iraq by mid-2008. Meanwhile, Iraqi authorities want Blackwater USA to pay $8 million each to the families of 17 people killed when its guards opened fire at a traffic circle last month.
  • As the country debates Arizona's controversial new immigration law, KPBS takes a closer look at unauthorized immigration here in San Diego. In a special documentary, we explore why migrants take big risks to work here, and what happens to children of deported parents.
  • Reporting from Myanmar, a country tightly controlled by its military, presents challenges not found elsewhere. Reporters operate on a tourist visa and don't want to be identified because of the climate of fear that pervades the nation.
  • The Great Depression was a worldwide economic downturn that lasted for a decade for some countries, including the U.S. We'll look at what life was like - especially for women - during the 1930s in San Diego.
  • When the owner of a consulting company in Montana heard an NPR story about Bahjat, an Iraqi refugee struggling to find work in Florida, he offered Bahjat a job. Bahjat decided he had nothing to lose, so he accepted. But first, he had to figure out where Montana was.
  • In an odd bit of history, Ulysses S. Grant was revered in the West African country of Guinea-Bissau. A metal statue of the former U.S. president recently went missing, only to be found buried — headless and sliced into pieces.
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