Minnesota Public Radio Stories

• Cuba after Castro
  Tom Gjelten, NPR correspondent and author of the upcoming book, "Bacardi and the Long Fight for Cuba," joins Midday to talk about Cuba during and after Fidel Castro's leadership.11:00 a.m.
  Guests
  Tom Gjelten: NPR intelligence correspondent, author of the upcoming "Bacardi and the Long Fight for Cuba."
  More from MPR
  Castro resigning but will remain member of parliament (02/19/2008)
  Should Guantanamo be closed? (01/29/2008)
  Bush to release Cuba plan (10/23/2007)
  Sorenson remembers the Cuban Missile Crisis (10/22/2007)
  Resources
  About Tom Gjelten
• Scalia speaks out on torture, presidential power and the letter of the law
  In a recent, rare interview on the BBC radio program "Law in Action," U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia discussed several issues, including his view of interpreting the Constitution and whether using torture on detainees to get information is against the law.12:00 p.m.
  More from MPR
  Democracy and the Supreme Court (09/27/2007)
  Justice Breyer reflects on writing dissents (07/11/2007)
  Supreme Court allows 'issue ads' close to elections (06/25/2007)
  The power and the limitations of the judiciary (09/29/2006)
  An inside view of the Supreme Court (07/07/2006)
  Resources
  U.S. Supreme Court
  Biography of Antonin Scalia

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