Tuesday, August 1, 2006
Minnesota Public Radio Stories
- Can the U.N. end the current Mideast conflict?
It's been over three weeks since full-scale fighting broke out between Israel and Hezbollah militants in Lebanon. President Bush would like to see the United Nations Security Council address the "root causes of the conflict," but other countries are pushing for an immediate cease-fire.11:06 a.m.More from MPR5th district candidates debate Mideast policy (07/26/2006)Dayton boycotts Iraqi leader's speech (07/26/2006)No sign of a cease-fire (07/26/2006)Minnesotans worry about Middle East conflict (07/20/2006)No end to fighting in the Middle East (07/18/2006)Will Israel and Hezbollah agree to a cease fire? (07/17/2006)The Mideast: A century of conflict (07/19/2006) 
Vietnam and the presidency
Vietnam tested four American presidents. It took the lives of more than 58,000 Americans and more than one million Vietnamese. American RadioWorks produced a documentary on a historic conference, "Vietnam and the Presidency," held March 2006 in Boston.12:06 p.m.More from MPRLyndon Johnson's legacy (02/20/2006)Revisiting the painful legacy of the Vietnam war (05/29/2006)Where America gets its strength (04/27/2006)War reporting, then and now (03/30/2006)
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