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In Washington D.C., places to visit are often political in nature. But Ben's Chili Bowl has been drawing crowds for 50 years and it's all about the taste. Rita Braver reports.
Serena Altschul learns about the important role bugs play in keeping our environment healthy. (9/9/07)
The parents of Madeleine McCann return to England after being named suspects in their daughter's disappearance. (9/9/07)
Charles Osgood looks at the history of the flip-flop and its current trend-setting status. (9/9/07)
Author Lawrence Wright knows Bin Laden better than anyone in America and he has a new play about him. (9/9/07)
On today's show: A television host has a live mishap; Halo 3 comes out with a bang; and a new dance called the Tecktonic.
More and more children are being educated at home. The home schooling industry, which provides everything from curricula to text books, is a multibillion dollar business. Tracy Smith reports.
Contributor Ben Stein says that the U.S. is provoking Russia by unnecessarily getting involved with Georgia and Poland. Stein says the U.S. should realize its plate is full and "butt out."
Twelve remarkable students explored the rugged Grand Canyon on the summer vacation of a lifetime. And, as Daniel Sieberg reports, half of the students are blind or visually impaired.
Ben Stein weighs in on the war in Iraq. (10/29/06)
Anthony Mason talks with KT Tunstall about her overnight success as a musician and her Scottish roots. (9/16/07)
KT Tunstall performs her hit song "Suddenly I See" at a concert in Scotland. (9/16/07)
Electric cars may be a green solution to the rising cost of oil and pollution. (9/15/07)
Lung cancer is often stigmatized as self-inflicted. But, as Russ Mitchell reports, non-smokers and former smokers are also at risk.
A specialist in colon and pancreatic cancers talks with Russ Mitchell about the diagnosis process, promising developments and living with cancer.
