Arts
The World
November 28, 2014
The archive of Nobel Prize-winning novelist Gabriel García Márquez has been acquired by the University of Texas, Austin, where students, researchers and the author's fans are salivating for a look. The trove has everything from photos of the author's life to an unpublished novel, which could still hit bookshelves someday.
Global Politics
US and El Salvador's Deep, Not Always Friendly Ties
The Takeaway
March 23, 2011
El Salvador is the last stop on Obama's three-nation tour of Latin America. Donna DeCesare has lived and worked as a journalist in El Salvador on and off since the 1980s and continues to cover issues relevant to Central American immigrants to the U.S.
Arts, Culture & Media
Gary Clark, Jr., Saves the Blues
Studio 360
March 25, 2011
Arts, Culture & Media
Los Angeles band La Santa Cecilia
The World
April 18, 2011
Reporter Betto Arcos profiles the Los Angeles-based, La Santa Cecilia.
Zero Waste Green Grocer
Living on Earth
July 01, 2011
A new grocery store in Austin, Texas is planning to eliminate packaging for food and be a zero waste market.
Texas Republican Gov. Rick Perry Weighs Presidential Bid
The Takeaway
August 10, 2011
Environment
Drought-ridden Texas battles wild fires
The Takeaway
September 06, 2011
Tom Boggus, director of the Texas Forest Service, talks about the latest situation on the ground. Pete Bonds, a cattle rancher who last joined the program in July, updates us on what has happened to his herd.
Wildfires Continue to Blaze in Texas
The Takeaway
September 07, 2011
Holder: US DOJ to Review State Voter ID Laws
The Takeaway
December 14, 2011
For Many Veterans, Iraq War Is Not Over
The Takeaway
December 15, 2011
Under the Mango Trees
Living on Earth
December 23, 2011
In the first story in our holiday storytelling special "Celebrations in Latino Landscapes," Elida Guardia Bonet spins a tale of growing up in Panama and her love of mangoes.