Visions takes you on an aerial tour of Greece. See amazing vistas including The Acropolis, Olympia and Mikonos.

In this ten part series, “Carrier,” we take a close look at what it is like to live aboard the USS Nimitz, and become immersed in the lives of navy personnel who patrol our oceans on nuclear carriers.

“Am I black or am I white?” Before setting foot in a college classroom, many Brazilian university applicants must confront a new question with no easy answer. Watch the entire show online.

The April 15 tax deadline is just weeks away. NBR brings you tax tips from tax guru Kevin McCormally. He’ll take questions until April 6, and broadcast the rest of the tips from April 7-15.

Meet Eric Barry, the “Pavarotti of the panhandle.” Hear Eric’s thoughts on live theater and music, and watch him perform Verdi’s “La Donna É Mobile” from RIGOLETTO.

The Seattle Times follows the money trail of members of Congress who steer federal funds to large campaign contributors. Corruption or business as usual?

The Pentagon Tuesday disclosed a 2003 memo, since rescinded, that outlined the justifications for using harsh interrogation techniques against terror suspects and said President Bush’s wartime authority trumps any ban on torture.

Momentum grew this week for a Senate bill aimed at easing the slumping housing market and helping families threatened by foreclosure after lawmakers reached a tentative deal on a scaled-back version of the legislation. The architects of the compromise, Senators Chris Dodd, D-Conn., and Richard Shelby, R-Ala., discuss the bill.
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Do you ever get nervous when an 18 wheeler passes you on the interstate? In this video, Exposé investigates the trucking industry and finds some frightening information.

Ten years ago, stimulants like Ritalin and Adderall were the drugs of choice to treat behavioral issues in children. Today, six million children are taking psychiatric drugs, but most have never been tested on children. Watch the full program online.