All Things Considered
Veterans make preparations for a sweat lodge ceremony at Salt Lake City's Veterans Affairs center. Taki Telonidis for NPR hide caption
With PSA Testing, The Power Of Anecdote Often Trumps Statistics
A local resident entertains visitors to the Kawah Kamojang geothermal field in West Java. He puts a length of bamboo to the steam coming from the ground to make a whistle, then throws soda cans into the vent, which shoots them high into the air. The Dutch colonial government drilled Indonesia's first geothermal wells at Kamojang in 1926, when the country was still known as the Dutch East Indies. Yosef Riadi for NPR hide caption
An Afghan girl takes part in a boxing training session around in a training room at the Kabul stadium, in Kabul in January 2011. Shah Marai/Getty Images hide caption
After Tallying First Votes, Egypt Plans Runoff Election
The Air Force's U-2 spy plane first took flight in August 1955 and has been in commission ever since. USAF/Getty Images hide caption
Vintage Spy Plane Gives High-Tech Drone A Run For Its Money
Thomas Edison called the linotype the "eighth wonder of the world." Copyright Linotype: The Film hide caption
Long Before The Internet, The Linotype Sped Up The News
As headphones and earbuds become common in the workplace, sometimes even co-workers sitting next to each other are communicating online. iStockphoto.com hide caption
Pixar's Brave follows the independent and courageous Merida (voice by Kelly Macdonald). Pixar hide caption