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Listeners sound off on the interrogation video of Guantanamo Bay detainee Omar Khadr. They also share suggestions for how to keep foil balloons from trouble in California. And one listener has a bone to pick over Bon Jovi.

In the early 1970s, video game music wasn't exactly symphonic, but it was effective. Video game composition has become a power unto itself with its ability to guide the player. Now, it's being performed in concert halls by some of the finest orchestras in the world.

After spending 10 years traveling the world in a 1962 double-decker bus that maxes out at 33 mph, the Sprockets Circus family is ready for the next attraction: a home. The trip taught its members some valuable lessons about their fellow man.

Lance Armstrong has announced he's coming out of retirement and is determined to win an eighth Tour de France. Armstrong retired in 2005 after winning seven back-to-back Tours.

Ukraine made another push to join the European Union, but came away with only an "association agreement." Ukrainians say their country is an important strategic partner of the West, but skeptics see a country where the leadership is in conflict with itself.

Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin returned to Alaska Wednesday for the first time since the GOP convention. She was greeted by an enthusiastic crowd. Palin has built a reputation as a political reformer in the state.

In many cities, Catholic schools are struggling financially and many are being forced to close. In Washington, D.C., the Archdiocese and city officials came up with an idea to keep seven religious schools open: convert them to public charter schools.

New Hampshire has become an important battleground this year, because with the presidential race so close, even small states are crucial. John McCain, who won the GOP presidential primary in both 2000 and 2008, is the kind of Republican who appeals to independents there.

Injury-inducing collisions aren't the only safety issues football coaches and trainers need to worry about, physiologists say. High temperatures and humidity can also take a serious toll on players wrapped up in pads and uniforms.

Italy has said it will now allow wine in a box. Ray Isle, deputy wine editor for Food and Wine Magazine, says the change came when Italians realized they couldn't compete in the global market without changing traditional restrictions on regional wines.