For Today's Global Hit, reporter Gregory Warner profiles two young women from the Baltic nation of Estonia who are leading a comeback of the nation's traditional bagpipes.

Today's answer is Paris, birthplace of sculptor Auguste Rodin. Anchor Lisa Mullins has details on a major exhibition of Rodin's work at London's Royal Academy of Arts.

Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with the BBC's Dublin correspondent James Helm about the just-concluded Ryder Cup. Europe's top golfers beat their American counterparts. But golfers from both sides of the Atlantic came away from the tournament with an increased respect for each other.

Where in the world will we go today?

Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with The World's technology correspondent Jason Margolis about the army's new online recruiter. Its name is Sergeant Star and the sergeant is an avatar. That's what computer people call an online graphic that depicts a person. The Army created Sergeant Star after failing to meet recruitment goals last year.

Reporter Av Harris of WNPR in Hartford follows Connecticut's Congressional candidates and examines the role their attitudes about the Iraq war are playing in their campaigns.

Reporter Genevieve Oger reports from Paris on a program that opens up one of France's most prestigious high schools to students from low-income families.

More than 200 police raided a neighborhood in suburban Paris today, where a band of youths attacked riot police last week. Today's assault revived memories of the violence that raged in poor French suburbs last year. Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with reporter Eleanor Beardsley.

A woman government minister in Afghanistan has been shot dead near her home in Kandahar, in the south of the country. Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with former correspondent Sarah Chayes, who lived and worked five years in post-Taliban Afghanistan, about Safia Amajan.