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  • She was detained by authorities last week and has not been heard from since. Parvaz is a U.S., Canadian and Iranian citizen.
  • President Obama's approval ratings are up since Osama bin Laden's death. Can Obama use this political capital to push his domestic agenda? He met with Congressional Hispanic Caucus members on Tuesday, and they are hoping immigration reform will become a priority. Host Michel Martin talks immigration with Democratic Rep. Charles Gonzalez, the chair of the Caucus.
  • There's never a break in food recalls, even as FDA issues two new food safety rules. Suppliers just expanded recalls on grape tomatoes at major supermarkets and in ready-to-eat salads suspected of salmonella contamination.
  • From Tchaikovsky to Terry Riley, Fats to Dylan: immerse yourself in iconic images from across the 120-year history of the world's most famous concert venue.
  • Commentator Ursula Goodenough specializes in the development of sustainable biofuels. She shares a graph with us showing the rise and predicted fall of oil production over a 2,500 year time frame.
  • A German shepherd or a Belgian Malinois, it's suspected, was there to sniff for bombs and booby traps and to check for hidden spaces.
  • Get your Cinco de Mayo on with a party-ready mix of new Mexican music.
  • Given that the GOP presidential debate in South Carolina is already missing presumed frontrunner Mitt Romney and other big names like Mike Huckabee, Sarah Palin and Newt Gingrich, you might think the debate organizers would want all the attention they can get. Apparently not.
  • The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has been recommending for years that pregnant women, older people and people with weak immune systems heat cold cuts to at least 165 degrees before eating them.
  • The decision is an apparent protest of the American raid that killed Osama bin Laden. The question of how he could have gone undetected has embarrassed Pakistan's military. The army has also come under criticism at home for not preventing an operation viewed by many as a violation of Pakistan's sovereignty.
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