Here & Now

Some Hedge Funds Benefit From Early Peeks At Analyst Reports; Arkansas Governor Debates Taking Part In Medicaid Expansion; What Religious Missions Mean For Mormons; Host Kurt Andersen Says '60s Perpetuated Social Change, And Selfishness;

Is Bain The Bane Of Romney's Political Existence?; Olympic Athletes Turn To Scientists In Going For The Gold; Traps Allowed, Season Expanded, Quotas Lifted For Montana Gray Wolf Hunting; Senator Raises New Questions About Toyota Safety; Rizzoli And Isles Creator Mines Chinese Roots In Latest Book;

Report Finds Penn State Hid Child Abuse To Protect Reputation; Voter ID Laws: Preventing Fraud Or Suppressing The Vote?; Calif. County Considers Eminent Domain To Help Underwater Homeowners; Do Summer Hours Help The Bottom Line?; Listener Letters: Summer Songs, Texting While Driving; 'Brownout' Keeps The Focus On Latin Funk;

San Bernadino Mayor: 'Very Dark Day' After Bankruptcy Vote; After Texting-While-Driving Conviction, Young Man Pushes For Tougher Law; A Closer Look At Mitt Romney's Tax Records; New Jersey Lawmaker Wants To Apply Megan's Law Online; 'Breaking Bad's' Anna Gunn On 'What Will Walt White Do Next?';

Democrats And Republicans Break Party Lines Over Health Care, Taxes; Genome Sequencing Alters Treatment Of Cancer; A Baseball Season Of Surprises; Former NFL Player Writes Dissertation On Football 'Afterlife'; 'Nature And Technology Need Not Be Kept At A Distance';

President Pushes For Middle Class Tax Cut; National Security Leaks: Why Only Some Are Prosecuted; Who's In Charge In Egypt?; Handheld Video Games Open Kids To Online World; What Makes A Good Summer Song?;

Libyans Prepare For Historic Vote; Romney, Obama Focus On Economy Amid Dismal Jobs Report; Say Hello To Your Newest Neighbor: The Black Bear; New Group Calls On Non-Military Families To Donate To Veterans; Rhett Miller Launches New Solo Record With A Little Help From His Fans;

Conservatives Slam Romney Campaign; Remembering Father John Brooks; Syria's Stranglehold On The Media; Author Don Winslow: 'I Sat Down To Write 'Savages' In A Pretty Snarky Mood';

Wildfires Ignite Debate Over Aerial Firefighting; Things You Should Know If You're American; NATO Convoys Can Roll Again; Four Generations Who Posed For Norman Rockwell;

Military: C-130 Tankers To Resume Firefighting; GOP-Led States Threaten To Turn Down Medicaid Expansion; Taxes, Penalties And The Affordable Care Act; Vietnam Vet Wants Recognition For Dogs Of War; The Regular People That Make 'Beasts Of The Southern Wild' Shine;

'Dangerous Heat' Warnings In 10 States, Millions Without Power; A Tale Of Two Communities: One Bankrupt, One Privatized; Tribal Feuds Overshadow Libyan Elections; Penn State Records On Jerry Sandusky Could Lead To New Charges; Kathy Gunst Shares Some Lesser-Loved Summer Vegetables;

What Health Care Decision Means For States; Is Time Running Out For Peace In Syria?; Rural Communities Offer To Help Pay Student Loans To Lure Recent Grads; Veterans Behind The Camera; Artist Paints Cardboard Cut-Outs Of 'Invisible Workers'; Steve Prefontaine's Olympic Trials Record Broken, By Less Than A Second;

Supreme Court Upholds Key Part Of Obama Health Law; How SCOTUS Decision Will Impact Presidential Race; What's Next In Congress After Health Care Ruling?; How This Supreme Court Term Will Go Down In History;

Western Wildfires Prompt Evacuations, State of Emergency; Sisters Spread Their Message Via 'Nuns On The Bus' Tour; Drug War Overshadows Mexican Presidential Campaign; Why Lyme Disease Vaccine Isn't Available To People; Runner Amby Burfoot Puts Olympic Trial Drama In Context;

What SCOTUS Ruling Means For Arizona Police And Immigrants; Should A Pregnant Women Be Charged For Drug Use That Harms Her Fetus?; Queen Elizabeth To Meet Ex-IRA Commander; Seeing The Work-Family Debate From A Single Mom's View; Chris Thile On The Mandolin: 'It's My Voice';