United States

Driving on Empty? Fill’r Up with Energy Alternatives  by James Bickford, California

As oil climbs to over $150 a barrel, James Bickford helps us understand the picture that looms larger than the pain we are feeling at the pump – the ramifications to our economy and our daily life. A graduate of Santa Clara...

FLASHBACK: The Viewer Has The Final Say, But At What Price?  by Elise Meyer, Spring 2001

Tim Russert Remembered by Voices – Our Interview with Meet the Press anchor from Spring 2001
Tim Russert was a man of his words. In our interview with him in 2001 he said - "You must bring a uniqueness,...

Remembering Russert, his Legend Will Live  by Rachel Stockman, Wisconsin

Before he died at the age of 58 earlier this month, Tim Russert set the standard for political journalism. NBC reporter Rachel Stockman looks back on Russert's career and writes why his legend will live on.

Invisible Wounds of War  by Kayla Williams with the Invisible Wounds of War Study Team, Virginia

Kayla Williams never expected to go to war. But as an Arab linguist she was an invaluable asset on the ground in Iraq. She met her to-be husband Brian there and they promised to get together when they returned home. But when...

Insuring Needs   by Joseph Wilner, Kansas

Since he graduated from the University of Kansas with a degree in psychology, Voices’ reporter Joe Wilner has been working with children with autism. Here he makes the case for early intervention but says insurers must help to...