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GlobalGiving: Connecting Personal Donors to Local Projects This non-profit organization has raised about five million dollars in the last seven years. The money has paid for or helped finance about

Charles Lindbergh Flew to Paris, and Into the History Books, 80 Years Ago On May 21, 1927, he flew the Spirit of Saint Louis across the Atlantic Ocean from New York to Paris and became the first pilot

Sarkozys Economic Plan for France May Depend on June Elections Chirac will leave office on Wednesday. Blair announces he will resign June 27. And Turkey looks for a solution to its presidential cri

For Blind Foreign Students, Some Aid Available in US Part 36 of our Foreign Student Series: a listener in Nigeria asks if visually impaired foreign students can get a full scholarship as an undergra

US History: Nixon Promises to Bring the American People Together After 68 Win Richard Nixon lost the 1960 election to John Kennedy, but he was known for his ability to fight, to lose, and to keep

Something a Bone Will Never Say: Give Me a Break An explanation of different kinds of fractures and treatments. Transcript of radio broadcast: 08 May 2007  This is the VOA Special English Health Rep

Pocahontas, 1595-1617: An Important Player in Early Jamestown She represented the hope of close relations between white people and Native Americans. Transcript of radio broadcast: 12 May 2007  MP3 -

Mothers as Seen Through the Eyes, and the Years, of TV and Film Some examples of how, as women in general have become more independent, so have the moms created by Hollywood. Transcript of radio bro

Mosquitoes as a Way to Fight Malaria Instead of Spreading It Also: A report says fewer boys have been born in the US and Japan each year since 1970. And vitamins can help pregnant women increase low b

Cortney Tidwells Music: Moonlit Laughter, in the Shadow of Emotions Also: a question from Saudi Arabia about presidential candidates pages on MySpace. And the US Postal Service releases only its s

Harvard Economist Susan Athey Wins a Top Award First woman to receive the Clark Medal is honored for work across several areas of study, including government auctions. Transcript of radio broadcast:

Have an Active Interest in Volcanoes? Then One Place to Look Around Is Hawaii Learning about volcanoes (active and inactive) at two national parks. Transcript of radio broadcast: 08 May 2007  VOICE

Fewer US Women Getting Mammograms Drop in testing could help explain why breast cancer rates have fallen in recent years. Transcript of radio broadcast: 15 May 2007  This is the VOA Special Englis