Rescuers are still searching for survivors after the deadly earthquake in Afghanistan -- which an aid worker says was only the first of several potential disasters to come. 

We'll speak to one of the growing number of Israeli army reservists who are refusing to take part in further military action in Gaza -- risking jail time in the process.

We knew Anna Wintour would be stepping aside after nearly 4 decades -- and now we know who Vogue Magazine has named as its head of editorial content.

A friend and fellow actor remembers Graham Greene -- who helped transform the roles Indigenous actors play on the stage and screen.

As students return to school, one long-serving veteran of education is leaving. We'll bid a fond farewell to the humming, humble and illuminating overhead projector. 

One candidate for mayor of New York thinks he can win by promoting his literal pet project: colonies of feral cats to wage war on the city's rodent underworld.

As It Happens, the Tuesday Edition. Radio that guesses his heart is in the rat place. 

*In this episode, we mistakenly referred to Graham Greene's birthplace as The Six Nations Reserve in Grand Falls, Ontario. It is in fact in Grand River, Ontario. We regret the error.