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  • The Democratic senator gets her preferred opponent in November with Rep. Todd Akin's victory in the state's Republican primary. But McCaskill still has an uphill fight to re-election.
  • Google revealed that it had accidentally kept some data its Street View cars collected from unsecured wi-fi networks.
  • Listen to an in-studio concert and conversation with the Canadian singer and her longtime guitarist, Jordan Officer.
  • Many online video games give players the option of texting and talking to each other for a more interactive experience. For female gamers, it may often bring harassment, sexual threats and taunts. New York Times reporter Amy O'Leary explains how the online community is responding.
  • The recent shootings in Oak Creek, Wis., and Aurora, Colo., have reignited the debate about guns and gun control in America. But beyond the talking points and heated exchanges lie real questions about guns ownership, regulation and use.
  • One NASA scientist joked that one would be forgiven for thinking the agency was pulling a fast one by placing a rover in the Mojave Desert and saying it's on the Red Planet.
  • In a recently published interview, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation chairman Joe Martens says that the state’s review of the…
  • Great Barrington and Richmond are two of the latest cities and towns in Massachusetts to be designated Green Communities by Governor Deval Patrick’s…
  • The comedian got a prized spot on the popular late-night TV show Conan because her no-holds-barred stand-up act makes audiences laugh and think. She steps up to the mic for a talk with Tell Me More host Michel Martin.
  • Olympic gymnast Gabby Douglas became the first African-American to win gold in the women's all-around event. But after her big moment, the Twitter-verse lit up about her hair. Michel Martin asks how far the country has really come when people's choices — about everything from hair to politics — are judged by superficial standards.
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