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An Ohio woman borrowed urine from someone else in an attempt to pass a drug test. It was a problem though, because according to WTOV, the other urine tested positive for drugs.

As President Bush will meet with British Prime Minister Tony Blair in Northern Ireland to discuss possible plans for post-war Iraq. Meanwhile, U.S. and British political differences over Iraq's reconstruction surface, with at least one British official pushing for a larger U.N. role in rebuilding Iraq. Hear NPR's Sylvia Poggioli.

The GDP expanded by just 0.5 percent, as consumers cut back on spending and businesses made fewer investments.

33 circus lions from South America are being sent to a cat sanctuary in South Africa, while a summit of African leaders in Kenya is calling for the end to the ivory trade.

A bipartisan effort to name the bison the first national mammal of the U.S. has passed in Congress.

Two more deaths in the Flint area have been linked to Legionnaires' disease, a severe form of pneumonia.

NPR's Greg Myre discusses whether diplomats will meet their goal of building support for a political transition to end the Syrian civil war.

Luke Runyon of Harvest Public Media explains what people are really arguing about in the debate over genetically engineered crops.

The head of AMC Entertainment says he’s open to allowing texting inside movie theaters. But will moviegoers revolt?

NPR media correspondent David Folkenflik discusses the Republican front-runner's relationship with broadcast outlets.