How to Avoid Identity Theft
Feb 21st, 2005 · Consumers are reeling from recent thefts from a consumer data firm. And some experts caution it's a problem on the rise. We look at how to protect your identity.
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'The Accidental Hunter': A New Nelson George Thriller
Feb 2nd, 2005 · While protecting the life of a Britney Spears-like pop star, bodyguard D. Hunter gets drawn into web of crime and deception. Intrigued? Read the book -- D. Hunter is the subject of a new novel by Nelson George, The Accidental Hunter. George joins NPR's Ed Gordon to talk about his book and a movie he's produced that's just been released on DVD.
Efforts to Remove Wolves from Endangered List in Limbo
Feb 2nd, 2005 · The White House wants to move the gray wolf off the endangered list, but a court in Oregon has struck down a rule that weakened protections for many of the nation's gray wolves.
Web Site Publisher Prepares to Defend Against Apple Suit
Jan 24th, 2005 · Before Apple Computer's big Macworld expo earlier this year, a 19-year old Harvard student named Nicolas Ciarelli posted rumors about the company's latest products on his Web site. To Ciarelli, his scoop was good journalism. But Apple sued, saying "the protection of our trade secrets is crucial" to the company's success. The Web site publisher now has a lawyer to defend against the compaint.
Hard Work, Pride at Factory Making Humvee Armor
Jan 20th, 2005 · At an Army facility, workers are busy around the clock making armored equipment to protect U.S. troops in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Gene May Offer Protection Against HIV/AIDs
Jan 14th, 2005 · Researchers say they've found a gene that appears to offer some protection from HIV, and that could also delay the onset of full-blown AIDS in those who do become infected. We look at the genetics of HIV infection and efforts to develop a vaccine.
Studies Explore Red Meat, Veggies and Cancer Risk
Jan 12th, 2005 · A new study links eating red meat to some cancers. But another study says women who eat plenty of fruits and vegetables get little protection from another kind of cancer. Published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, both reports point to common-sense suggestions for healthful eating. NPR's Joseph Shapiro reports.
Deflecting Near-Earth Space Hazards
Jan 7th, 2005 · We look at a new NASA probe on a deliberate collision course with a comet, and at efforts to protect planet Earth against other space-borne threats.
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