Topic: Atlanta

Faith groups mount campaign against torture

They're protesting Bush administration policies. But polls show Americans are split on the issue.

EarthTalk: How to recycle those threadbare duds

Even when a garment is too shabby to resell, there are still good ways to keep it out of a landfill.

EarthTalk: How to recycle those threadbare duds

Even when a garment is too shabby to resell, there are still good ways to keep it out of a landfill.

In West, mining's return faces resistance

The region's newcomers, who came for high-tech jobs and scenery, worry about ecological costs.

Back-to-basics biking movement takes hold in cities

'Fixie' riders, seeking adventure, dart through streets with bravura and no brakes.

Rap stars spread the Gospel through hip-hop

Atlanta DJ Corey Condrey has organized an event highlighting the spiritual side of rap.

Schools use cash as an incentive to boost attendance and scores

Baltimore schools teach students about the stock market and let them keep money from their portfolios. Are cash rewards bribery or a creative way to inspire students?

Packing list: Toothbrush? Check. T-shirts? Check. Cat food? ... Check.

On a trip to Greece, hauling kibble around to feed the many strays cats was worth it.

Today's number: 38

Banking woes seem to ease. Is it a sign?

Evidence of stability includes easing US bond prices and bank moves to raise capital.

Will Carter's Hamas foray bear fruit?

The former president said Monday that the Islamist militants are prepared to accept the right of Israel to 'live as a neighbor next door in peace.'

McMafia: coming soon to a location near you

The global underworld is a greater threat than terrorism. We ignore it at our peril.

Tomorrow's Spielbergs get a film festival of their own

The recent National Film Festival for Talented Youth showcased movies by directors ranging in age from 9 to 21.

What would Delta-Northwest merger cost flying public?

The deal could lead to further airline consolidations.

Should Congress help borrowers?

Lawmakers are finding it difficult to mount large-scale help for homeowners.

U.S. student writing gets a bit better

Assessment test shows gains for eighth- and 12th graders overall. But race and gender gaps persist.

Muslim reformer's 'heresy': The Islamic state is a dead end

From Nigeria to Indonesia, Sudanese law professor spreads ideas of a secular state and human rights.

Rise of the 'rock star' school superintendent

No Child Left Behind has created a demand for school administrators who can take the pressure, and some 20 percent of school districts are now seeking superintendents because of a shortage.

Did Obama's pastor preach hate?

While some label the Reverend Wright's words 'hate speech,' others point to a tradition of exposing social ills.

Earth Hour: U.S. cities to dim lamps, illuminate climate-change

Twenty-five cities around the world will participate in the World Wildlife Fund campaign.

Earth Hour: U.S. cities to dim lamps, illuminate climate-change

Twenty-five cities around the world will participate in the World Wildlife Fund campaign.

USA

Clinton's road to nomination gets steeper

With revote plans nixed in Florida and Michigan, pressure is on for an acceptable solution.

In Atlanta's 'Cabbagetown' neighborhood, a storm brings peace

Longtime Appalachians and hip urban newcomers came together to clean up tornado damage.

Remarks by Barack Obama: 'A More Perfect Union'

Delivered Tuesday March 18, 2008, at Constitution Center in Philadelphia.