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  • NASA technicians are still working to fix the problems that forced NASA to scrub a launch last week.
  • In light of this week's news of Osama bin Laden's death, guest blogger Jimi Izrael recommends five films that offer up good revenge tales.
  • The dangers of conflict photography weigh heavily, as does the knowledge that no story or photo is worth a life. But an assignment involves an adventure and a paycheck.
  • How things change in one week. Last week, we found Barack Obama's birth certificate; this week we found Osama bin Laden. A good week for the president, but how long will the bump last? Has Seth Meyers put a nail in the coffin for Donald Trump? Plus: Who shows (and doesn't) in the GOP debate.
  • Parents can give kids too much acetaminophen by using infant-strength drops in large quantities. Now, makers of the medicines say they'll produce the medicines in one concentration to minimize the risk of overdoses.
  • News and notes from around the web, including the new Gerald Clayton album, jazz's African roots, a new episode of JazzTimes, Fab Five Freddy (!), Harriet Tubman (the band), David Berkman, Matana Roberts, and John Coltrane goes country.
  • Some rescuers describe an effort that failed to abide by mine rescue protocols designed to keep rescuers from becoming victims themselves.
  • Arcos recently sat down with Weekend All Things Considered host Guy Raz to discuss what he's been spinning. Normally, Arcos shares new music, but here he goes back in time.
  • Despite hardy rumors that the bluesman sold his soul to the devil, Johnson's most important legacy is his mastery of recorded music.
  • In her new memoir, the country crossover singer reveals the extent to which she's suffered personally. But musically, she's been playing the field for years, to massive success.
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