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Tuesday, November 14, 2006
Minnesota Public Radio Stories
African immigrants to Minnesota struggle to gain ground
A new survey from the U.S. Census Bureau shows a sharp decline in the indicators of well being for immigrants from Sub-Saharan Africa7:20 a.m.
An "F" for the Minnesota Legislature
A new report released today says state legislators are failing communities of color.7:24 a.m.
National Public Radio Stories
- Levin: U.S. Pullout Would Force Iraq Political Solution
Sen. Carl Levin proposes a phased U.S. withdrawal from Iraq in the next four to six months. Ending America's "open-ended commitment" would force Iraqis to find a "political solution" to violence, the Michigan Democrat says. - 'Mary Poppins' Musical Adds to the Songbook
Mary Poppins, the star of the P.L. Travers books and Walt Disney movie, has followed the east wind from London and landed on Broadway, where her stories have been turned into a lavish $20 million musical. The show opens Thursday night — but if you're expecting a live-action replica of the Julie Andrews film, you're in for a big surprise. - Democrats Starting to Form an Iraq Strategy
The newly empowered Democrats aren't unified in their approach to the conflict in Iraq. Some want an immediate pullout, others do not. As they assume control of the House and Senate, the Democrats will need to come to a consensus about Iraq. - Government Rejects Suspected Terrorist's Speedy Trial Claim
Prosecutors and Jose Padilla's lawyers have been fighting over what should happen at the suspected terrorist's trial. His attorneys argue the deadline for a speedy trial has long passed, and that he should be excused. Monday, the government disagreed. - Wall Street Doubts Benefits of CVS-Caremark Deal
If the proposed CVS-Caremark deal goes through, it would create the biggest drug-dispensing business in the country. But, it's not clear that the combined company would make more money than the two businesses did separately. - Germany Attempts to Update Pharmacy Laws
Germany's attempt to modernize its system of local pharmacies has led to claims that customer service and safety are being put at risk. - Christian Investors Put Their Beliefs into Practice
Socially responsible investing began in the 1960s. Today, increasing numbers of Americans are investing in issue-based mutual funds, including funds with Christian investing principals. - Terrorism Course Lights Up Florida Classroom
The Air Force is running a special course about terrorism at a base in Florida. The course focuses on the threats of dirty bombs, kidnappings and car bombs. It's part of an effort to train personnel for duty in Iraq and Afghanistan. - U.S. Emergency Medicine Fails Patients
The American emergency care system is overloaded, overcrowded and unable to keep up with the needs of its patients. The author is a professor of emergency medicine. - Automakers Drop by the White House
The heads of GM, Ford and Chrysler meet with President Bush to discuss their problems, and ask for federal help with trade and health care issues.
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