A new chapter for auto workers this week. Squeezed hard by foreign automakers, GM and the United Auto Workers get together to slash the cost of health benefits. What does this bode for U.S. workers?
The trial of Saddam Hussein begins in Bagdad, the White House defends Harriet Miers and a special prosecutor mulls the fate of Karl Rove and I. Lewis Libby.
And they take your arm. Agriculture expert Robert Mugabe offers advice to the U.N., Barry Bonds' trainer gets jail time and the U.S. rejects British MRE's for Katrina victims.
