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  • The legal drinking age in the United States remains unchanged over the past two decades, but the debate is back. We speak with advocates on both sides of the debate whom have different perspectives on
  • Former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto, twice ousted under suspicion of corruption, is now being hailed as a symbol of hope in Pakistan. Longtime Pakistani journalist Ahmed Rashid weighs the tangled history and uncertain future of an opposition leader.
  • Imran Khan, former star cricket player who used his fame to elbow his way into Pakistan's political elite, was arrested at a student rally. He is an eloquent and outspoken critic of Musharraf, and had been on the run from police after fleeing house arrest.
  • Sometimes, I have to take my three-year-old to church. I say sometimes because my husband is not a churchgoer and often stays with her. But, sometimes hes out of town. Or, sometimes hes sleeping. Or, sometimes she realizes where Im going and theres no stopping her. She is a diva and at her tender age she believes church is about dressing up and she really likes to dress up.
  • Tales of A Working Mother: Say a Little Prayer for Me
  • Documenting Jay: 17-Year-Old Deported
  • The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops has a new leader in Cardinal Francis George of Chicago, whom the bishops elected as their president Tuesday. But critics say that George ignored complaints that a priest in his own archdiocese was abusing boys.
  • Deputy Secretary of State John Negroponte is on his way to Pakistan, where both U.S. allies — President Gen. Pervez Musharraf and opposition leader Benazir Bhutto — have become increasingly estranged.
  • A new poll finds a growing number of black Americans think it's no longer appropriate to think of blacks as a single race. Many also say that weak families — not racism — is what's keeping poor blacks down. NPR's Juan Williams reflects on the findings.
  • From the changing culture of wine to the benefits of sustainable farming to the controversy over screw caps versus corks, wine experts discuss anything and everything related to wine.
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