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  • Nescafe Opens A Nap Cafe In Tokyo
    Patrons can snooze on reclining beds for up to two hours as long as they buy an item from the menu. And guests get a free cup of coffee.
  • Help for Teachers with Classroom Supplies
    Weeks into the school year, Oklahoma teachers may already be wondering if their August buying spree on behalf of their students was prodigious enough.…
  • In England, Southampton Community Rallies To Help Bookstore Move Locations
    October Books in Southampton, England, threatened by rising rents, managed to buy its own property. When it came time to move, more than 200 supporters created a human chain to move the books.
  • Audit Critical of Wagoner Sheriff
    The Oklahoma Auditor and Inspector releases a report highly critical of the Wagoner County Sheriff’s office. Auditor Gary Jones questions some of the…
  • Audit Critical of Wagoner Sheriff
    The Oklahoma Auditor and Inspector releases a report highly critical of the Wagoner County Sheriff’s office. Auditor Gary Jones questions some of the…
  • BrusselKale: A Match Made In Heaven
    A U.K. seed company has taken the leafy look and peppery taste of kale and added the flavor of Brussels sprouts. You can buy BrusselKale now in Ohio and Pennsylvania; it debuts nationally this fall.
  • By Slim Margin, Supreme Court Preserves Key Gun Control Law
    In a 5-4 decision, the Supreme Court ruled that federal law may prohibit someone from buying a gun for another person — whether or not the other person is legally allowed to purchase a gun.
  • Underage Drinking a Leading Health Problem
    Underage teens are walking into liquor stores… and it has law enforcement’s approval. They are working undercover trying to buy alcohol. Compliance checks…
  • U.S. Officials Announce Indictments in Anti-Terror Probes
    Three men are accused of trying to trade heroin and hashish for stinger missiles, which they intended to sell to al Qaeda. And members of a Colombian paramilitary group are accused of trying to buy $25 million worth of weapons. NPR's Larry Abramson reports.
  • E-Books
    Linda speaks with Preston Gralla, executive editor for the Downloads area of ZDNet's Website, about how to read electronic books. They compare the Palm Pilot, Compaq's new IPAC handheld, and the Rocket e-book reader. The Rocket reader is soon to be replaced by a new generation of e-book reading devices manufactured by RCA. Gralla says that now might not be the right time to buy the devices. (8:00) The ZDNet Website can be found athttp://www.zdnet.com
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