In a repeat of 2009, a second set of stolen emails from climate scientists at major universities has been released to the public.

Thu. 11/24 11a: It’s the season of gratitude and we are giving thanks for the food. Today, millions will be working on a tasty feast, but what is the relationship between food and culture? Some research shows that 60 percent of the world’s food originates from indigenous sources. 

The moment of last-minute head counts and late-night runs to the supermarket has nearly arrived. But a small but proud segment of the population simply smiles and puts their feet up. They're having Thanksgiving dinner served to them in a restaurant.

Wed. 11/23 11a: Gabriel Ayala (Yaqui) has a unique musical style that has taken him all across Turtle Island. He recently won “Artist of the Year” at the Native American Music Awards in Seneca country. 

Drugmaker Merck took the painkiller Vioxx off the market in 2004, citing an increased risk of heart attacks among people taking the medicine.

Today, seven years later, the Justice Department said Merck had agreed to pay $950 million to settle charges the company went too far in marketing the drug.

The congressional supercommittee announced Monday that it failed to come to an agreement on reducing the deficit. After three months of negotiating, the Democrats and Republicans just couldn't agree on how much spending to cut or how high to raise taxes.

But this is not a story about how the left and right disagree with each other. In fact, they actually largely agree.

When Talk of the Nation's Neal Conan asks for callers on a given topic, there's no telling what he'll get. Today, the show followed up with NPR's Tom Bowman on his series about the tremendous sacrifices of the "Darkhorse" Battalion — the Marines of the 3rd Battalion, 5th Regiment. Lance Cpl. Jake Romo lost both his legs in Afghanistan with the battalion, and he spoke with Conan and Bowman about his tour.