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Education has been a critical topic for Michel Martin at NPR's Tell Me More, and we are eager to again tackle the topic of learning and education.

Lawyer turned author Robert Rotenberg takes great pains to re-create the relatively calm atmosphere of Canadian courtrooms in his suspense novels. But not all of his characters play by the rules. "Well, they are murder mysteries," he says.

The brutal heat wave that has Southwest states in its grip is being blamed for at least one death.

Stephen Klineberg polishes off a spicy lamb mint burger, mops his brow and recalls the Houston he moved to as a young professor in the 1970s.

Life in a Northern (Canadian) Town

East County residents urged to stay indoors, avoid strenuous activity

Neil Jordan Gives A Transfusion To Vampire Genre

Lonnie Snowden says he doesn't believe his son, Edward, committed treason when he leaked information about a top secret American program that collects vast metadata about Americans' electronic activity.

The U.S. Senate could pass comprehensive immigration reform by the end of the week. But opponents in Phoenix and beyond are trying to build momentum to ensure the legislation falls apart in the House.

Out in Alaska's Bering Sea, about 90 miles from Nome, sits a small, rocky island that used to be home to a couple of hundred Inupiat Eskimo. They lived in houses built on stilts, perched on rocky cliffs.