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A few weeks ago, at Creech Air Force base in Nevada, computer security experts came upon a virus in their network. The virus was recording every keystroke made by Air Force pilots who remotely operate Predator and Reaper drones that fly over war zones. And so far, they can't seem to wipe the virus from the system. Guy Raz talks to Noah Shachtman, contributing editor at Wired magazine, who first reported the story.

A funny thing about bailouts in Europe: The Germans appear to be worried sick about them, because they'll have to pay. But the French don't seem too concerned, even though they'll be paying too — and they can't afford it.

Wed. 11/16 8:30a: Hello, My Other Self. In today’s radically shifting world, the name of the game is resilience - the capacity of both human and…

Wed. 11/23 8:30a: Treehuggers, Earth Acupuncture and Community Forests Los Angeles as a lighthouse of environmental restoration? You bet. After 40 years…

Wed. 11/30 8:30a: Dr. Jane Goodall’s Reasons for Hope The visionary primatologist and conservationist Dr. Jane Goodall revolutionized primatology and…

12/7 8:30a: The Clean Energy Climate Challenge. The climate crisis is a crisis of governance and leadership. Will we move rapidly enough to realign our…

Today's Supreme Court confirmation process was shaped by what happened at the hearings for Clarence Thomas 20 years ago. The hearings also changed America's political, judicial and cultural landscape.

Maybe there won't be many long-lasting repercussions from this battle between millionaires (the players) and billionaires (at least some of the owners) over how to divide millions of dollars.

The seemingly intractable nature of the problems plaguing Afghanistan are being underscored yet again with two new reports from the United Nations.

As the trial of the man accused in the failed Christmas Day attack begins Tuesday in Detroit, questions remain about Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab's ties to Anwar al-Awlaki, the U.S.-born radical imam who was killed last month in a CIA drone strike.