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Having learned to operate without Osama bin Laden's regular leadership, al-Qaida and its affiliates will continue to launch attacks, analysts say. But some say the group's ambitions and its ability to recruit may be diminished by his death.

In the past, the U.S. has said releasing photos of the dead is in line with international law. One legal expert says the release of the bin Laden pictures may be in a legal gray area.

The Civil Wars' Joy Williams and John Paul White aren't an item, but you'd be forgiven for thinking they were. Hear one of 2011's breakout bands speak with WFUV's Claudia Marshall and perform live in the studio.

Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner is giving Congress a bit more time to work out a deal to raise the federal debt ceiling. The Treasury announced Monday that more tax money has come in than expected. As a result, the U.S. is not likely to reach the ceiling until three weeks later than expected — sometime in early August.

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Solar Dynamics Observatory captured the moon crossing in front of the sun this morning and in the shot, you can spot silhouettes of mountains.

U.S intelligence officials had long believed that their best hope of finding Osama bin Laden was to identify and track the men who served as his couriers. And they did that, thanks in large part to information obtained by interrogating followers of the al-Qaida leader. Did harsh interrogation tactics play a role in bin Laden's death?

Former All Things Considered host Renee Montagne remembers her time on the show.

Former All Things Considered host Noah Adams remembers his time on the show.

Former All Things Considered host Linda Wertheimer remembers her time on the show.