Former DOJ official discusses Trump administration's responses to court orders
NPR's Michel Martin speaks with Elliot Williams, legal analyst and former Justice Department deputy assistant attorney general, about the Trump administration's response to court orders.
'Morning Edition' Cincinnati Broadcast Reminds Inskeep Of 70's TV Show
Steve Inskeep is hosting from Cincinnati, which he says is hard to do without thinking of the TV comedy, WKRP in Cincinnati. One iconic episode involved dropping free turkeys out of a helicopter.
Scientists Explain That Russia Is Moving Closer To Crimea
When Russia annexed Crimea, the explanation was that most Crimeans are really closer to Russia. Scientists monitoring tectonic shifts, now have proof that the peninsula is actually moving northeast.
Missouri's GOP Senate Incumbent Faces Challenge From Gun-Loving Democrat
One of the most competitive Senate races this year is in Missouri, where Democratic challenger Jason Kander is using his experience with guns to challenge Republican incumbent Roy Blunt.
Gov. Scott Walker, Pence Debate Prepper, On Trump's Strategy, Party Policy
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker prepped Mike Pence for the vice presidential debate. NPR's Renee Montage asks Walker about the differences in demeanor and positions between Pence and Donald Trump.
Aid Worker Recounts Harrowing Rescue Of Migrants In Mediterranean Sea
David Greene talks with Peter Sweetnam, who heads the humanitarian organization Migrant Offshore Aid Station, about the more than 11,000 migrants rescued off Libya's coast this week.
In Colo., The Rural-Urban Divide Looks Like 'Core Values' Vs. 'Progress'
Voters in Denver and the eastern plains of Colorado illustrate the divide between voters in urban and rural areas, along social, economic and educational lines.
President Of EMILY's List On The PAC's Priorities For Election Day
Renee Montagne talks to Stephanie Schriock, president of the pro-abortion rights political action committee EMILY's List, about the group's spending on political races this election.
New Research Zeroes In On Sources Of Methane-Emissions Uptick
New research reveals that the amount of methane from oil and gas operations is much larger than previously thought. But the recent uptick in methane emissions seems to be from agriculture.