Mar 20th, 2010 · And then there were 32! That is, 32 teams still alive in the NCAA men's basketball tournament. NPR sports correspondent Tom Goldman has been channeling Lou Gehrig the past two days, sitting, watching game after game and considering himself the luckiest man on the face of the earth. Host Scott Simon talks with Goldman about the highlights of NCAA March Madness.
Keywords: Scott Simon · victims · basketball · alive · NCAA · Tom Goldman · tournament · Lou Gehrig · Goldman · NCAA Madness
Mar 19th, 2010 · When Vladimir Lenin — leader of the Russian Revolution — died, Stalin hired two scientists to preserve his body. A new play called Lenin's Embalmers explores the story. Stuart Firestein and Vern Thiessen explain how the play brings together science, politics and, strangely enough, humor.
Keywords: politics · Scientists · science · Russia · alive · revolution · Stalin · Russian Revolution · Vladimir Lenin · emLenin · Embalmers · Stuart Firestein
Mar 17th, 2010 · The comment by the top U.S. commander in Afghanistan was in contrast to remarks made a day earlier by Attorney General Eric Holder, who said the al-Qaida leader would be killed before he was brought to justice. If bin Laden enters Afghanistan, McChrystal told reporters from Kabul, the military "would certainly go after trying to capture him alive."
Keywords: Afghanistan · Kabul · commander · military · Justice · alive · captures · al Qaida · Attorney General Eric Holder · McChrystal
Mar 16th, 2010 · The attorney general told a House subcommittee the al-Qaida leader would never appear in an American courtroom because the possibility that he would be caught alive is "infinitesimal." In testimony Tuesday, he rejected criticism from GOP lawmakers who contend it is too dangerous to put terror suspects on trial in federal civilian courts as Holder has proposed.
Keywords: Americans · federal · terrorizing · critic · testimony · GOP · civil · Trial · attorney · lawmakers · dangerous · courtroom
Mar 16th, 2010 · The attorney general told a House subcommittee the al-Qaida leader would never appear in an American courtroom because the possibility that he would be caught alive is "infinitesimal." In testimony Tuesday, he rejected criticism from GOP lawmakers who contend it is too dangerous to put terror suspects on trial in federal civilian courts as Holder has proposed.
Keywords: Americans · federal · terrorizing · critic · testimony · GOP · civil · Trial · attorney · lawmakers · dangerous · courtroom
Mar 14th, 2010 · Who wants to live forever? Apparently, enough people to support an entire industry of pills, creams, tonics and surgeries meant to keep people alive well into three digits. Guy Raz speaks with Greg Critser, author of Eternity Soup: Inside the Quest to End Aging.
Keywords: industry · alive · Razed · digital · eternity · surgeries · Tonic · Greg Critser · emEternity · End Aging
Mar 9th, 2010 · In the grand scheme of things, humans are mere infants on this planet. Some creatures alive today were swimming under the sea during the U.S. Civil War or photosynthesizing when the Egyptian pyramids were being built. Here are six of the oldest living things on the planet.
Keywords: Egyptian · human · Sea · planet · alive · infant · creatures · Civil War · pyramid · twinkling · cro · Magnon
Mar 8th, 2010 · Any day now, bipartisan negotiators in the Senate are supposed to unveil a bill that will rewrite the rules governing Wall Street. And when that happens, a lot of the credit for keeping the talks alive will go to Bob Corker, the junior senator from Tennessee. While he's not the top Republican on the Banking Committee, this is not his first go-round when it comes to bipartisan compromise.
Keywords: Republicans · Senate · Compromise · bipartisan · Wall Street · Tennessee · junior · alive · Bill · rewrite · negotiators · Corker
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