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The National Centre of Excellence in Traditional Music has developed a reputation for a high musical standard, by any measure. Enjoy youthful voices and instrumental excellence this week.

Germany's decision not to take part in the NATO air war against Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi may have cost the country political capital, observers say. And it could damage the country's efforts to win a permanent seat on the U.N. Security Council.

Check out this footwork remix of the All Things Considered theme, delivered by DJ Earl.

With the game, the Navy wants to find out if large numbers of people can come up innovative ways to solve thorny scenarios.

Even though the rate of health cost inflation slowed last year, it's still far greater than inflation. Increased spending on outpatient care is a big factor.

California is cracking down on invasive species. The state has passed the strictest rules in the country to prevent cargo ships from introducing foreign plants and animals to San Francisco Bay. But the new environmental standards are so tough, officials say they may not be able to enforce them.

Kentucky voters Tuesday will decide contested primary races for six, statewide constitutional offices. Kentucky Public Radio's Tony McVeigh assesses the…

Abu Omar was a house painter in Homs, the country's third-largest city. When the government began cracking down on demonstrators, he became a protester. After security forces started going house to house, he says, he decided to flee with his family. But he says there's no turning back for the protesters now.

Exports rose. But imports rose even more. Two reasons: Oil and China.

The rollicking story of an anarchic wild child who shoehorns his way into a family mourning a loss, Hesher isn't your standard domestic drama. But it's a surprising, anarchic misfit movie — one in which a misfit might be the right fit.