All Things Considered
David Padilla with his grandchildren. Seventeen years ago, a judge found Padilla guilty of conspiracy and possession with intent to distribute cocaine. Courtesy of the Padilla Family hide caption
National Security
Obama Considers Listing North Korea A 'Sponsor Of Terrorism' After Sony Hack
Obama Considers Listing North Korea A 'Sponsor Of Terrorism' After Sony Hack
Was Sony Pictures Hack 'Cyber Vandalism' Or Something More?
Groups Warn Of Dangers With Funding Of Universities By Koch Brothers
Cookbook author Dorie Greenspan says she makes a "Franco-American" buche de Noel with American flavoring and French technique. Alan Richardson/Courtesy of Houghton Mifflin Harcourt hide caption
In Exodus, Christian Bale's Moses is more of an action hero than a religious figure. Courtesy of Twentieth Century Fox hide caption
We Ask A Scholar: How Does Ridley Scott's 'Exodus' Compare With The Bible's?
To Patients With Heart Conditions, It's OK For Your Cardiologist To Take Time Off
Brazilian Politician's Fiery Comments Revives Debate On Free Speech
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Music News
What A Failed Hip-Hop Experiment Can Teach Us About The Future Of U.S.-Cuba Relations
What A Failed Hip-Hop Experiment Can Teach Us About The Future Of U.S.-Cuba Relations
Mayor De Blasio Takes Heat As City Mourns Slain Police Officers
David Padilla with his grandchildren. Seventeen years ago, a judge found Padilla guilty of conspiracy and possession with intent to distribute cocaine. Courtesy of the Padilla Family hide caption
Sentenced For Life, Inmate Still Holds Hope For Release
Startup Better Finance is offering lease-to-own programs for high-end smartphones. But some customers say that retail stores, such as MetroPCS, aren't always clear about the lease terms up front. Larry W. Smith/EPA/Landov hide caption
What You Need To Know About Subprime Lending For Smartphones
An 'Erasable Internet' Could Be Welcome In A Hackable World
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