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  • A man holds a portrait of Nelson Mandela outside his home in Houghton, Johannesburg, on Sunday.
    World Leaders Heading To South Africa To Mourn Mandela
    That includes all living American presidents — except George H.W. Bush — as well as 26 members of Congress. President Obama has confirmed he and first lady Michelle will attend Tuesday's memorial service at FNB Stadium in Johannesburg.
  • Alabama teachers could be in line for another pay raise when the state legislature meets next year.
    2014 Could Be Repeat Of 2013 For Alabama Raises
    Alabama teachers could be in line for another pay raise when the state legislature meets next year, but non-education state employees should not get their…
  • Ukrainians break a monument of Vladimir Lenin in center Kiev, Ukraine, on Sunday.
    In Kiev, Protesters Topple Statue Of Vladimir Lenin
    Thousands of protesters are calling for the ouster of their president, who wants closer ties with Russia. Ukraine has seen daily protests for more than two weeks now.
  • Marshall County is facing a financial mystery that could cost them millions of dollars.
    Ala. County Could Be Out $400, Or Millions
    An Alabama county faces a financial mystery.The criminal charge against former Marshall County Revenue Commissioner Joey Masters is serious, but hardly…
  • Ala. City Uses 1 Camera To Issue 784 Traffic Fines
    The City of Tuscaloosa has used a traffic monitoring camera to issue more than 780 citations in the past three months.The Tuscaloosa News reports 784…
  • After he and his son Simon encountered both Santa Claus and Superman in an ice cream parlor, NPR's Alan Greenblatt sent out this holiday photo in 2010.
    Go Ahead And Mail Your Boring Holiday Cards
    There's no question that people have mixed motives when they send out their cards. No doubt they want to put the best face on their own lives, offering an annual report marked more by pride, perhaps, than honesty. Christmas cards may be self-serving and smug, but they're also well-meant attempts to connect.
  • Protesters in Boston march in the parking lot of a Burger King as part of a nation-wide protest supporting higher wages for workers in the fast-food industry.
    Debate On Wage And Wealth Gap Heats Up; Solutions Elusive
    Fast-food workers across the country protested their low pay this week, while President Obama decried the nation's growing wealth gap, calling it "the defining challenge of our time." Meanwhile, the nation's capital city passed a new minimum wage law.
  • The Intended Madness Of Comic Eric Andre's 'Anti-Talk Show'
    With an unstable host, a reluctant sidekick and a house band oblivious to its surroundings, The Eric Andre Show has been described as "the weirdest show on TV." For all its inappropriateness, the show has generated a rabid fan base and has been renewed for a third season.
  • Nick Lowe's <em><em>Quality Street: A Seasonal Selection for All the Family</em></em> is an album of original holiday songs and some reworked classics.
    Why Would Nick Lowe Make A Christmas Album? Ask Nick Lowe
    The esteemed UK songwriter says the idea of making a holiday record seemed laughable at first. He tells NPR's Arun Rath how he came around, and performs a few songs from the new Quality Street: A Seasonal Selection for All the Family.
  • Temperatures Dip From Sea To Icy Sea
    Frigid weather and freezing rain have beset large swaths of the country. Those below-average temperatures are expected to stay well into the week.
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