Oct 27 Watch Background: Deadly Attacks in Iraq An assault on the Al-Rashid Hotel was followed by a string of car bomb attacks against the International Red Cross headquarters in Baghdad and three Iraqi police stations. Terence Smith speaks with New York Times correspondent Dexter Filkins in Baghdad… Continue watching
Oct 24 Three Americans Die in Iraq; U.S. Puts Hold on Turkish Troops As continuing violence in Iraq resulted in the deaths of three American soldiers Friday, U.S. and Turkish officials said they would delay the deployment of Turkish peacekeeping troops in Iraq. Continue reading
Oct 24 Watch Digital News More people are reading a daily newspaper without ever touching it. Terence Smith reports on the growing trend of electronic newsprint editions, and how newspaper publishers are working to keep pace with changing technologies. Continue watching
Oct 24 Watch The Concorde: End of an Era The Concorde took off from New York this morning and arrived in London three-and-a-half hours later, ending its final passenger flight. Jeffrey Brown speaks with Bob Van der Linden about the supersonic rise and rapid fall of the only commercial… Continue watching
Oct 22 Alleged 9/11 Plotter Killed Daniel Pearl, U.S. Officials Say U.S. authorities have told The Wall Street Journal they now have credible evidence that Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, the alleged mastermind of the Sept. 11 attacks, personally murdered Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl in Pakistan early last year. Continue reading
Oct 21 Watch General William Boykin: Words of Faith Gen. William Boykin, U.S. deputy undersecretary of Defense for Intelligence, has drawn fire for referring to the American war against extremist Islamic terrorists as a struggle against "a spiritual enemy called Satan." Margaret Warner reports on the rising controversy and… Continue watching
Oct 20 Three Killed, Five Wounded in Fallujah Clash A U.S. Army patrol outside Fallujah was ambushed during the day Monday, resulting in the deaths of one American soldier and two Iraqi civilians who were reportedly caught in the crossfire. Five others were wounded. Continue reading
Oct 20 Music Industry Warns File Sharers They Could Be Sued The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) announced Friday that it warned more than 200 people they could be sued unless they settled allegations they distributed copyrighted music over the Internet. Continue reading
Oct 20 Watch Nuclear Negotiations: North Korea When President Bush met with Asian leaders over the weekend, he announced that he will consider granting North Korea security guarantees if the communist power gives up its nuclear program. Ray Suarez gets perspective on the negotiations. Continue watching
Oct 17 Watch Deadly Assault in Karbala, Iraq Three U.S. soldiers and two Iraqi police officers were killed in an overnight firefight with Shiite Muslims in the holy city of Karbala. Ray Suarez speaks with Newsweek correspondent Christian Caryl from Karbala about the rising religious tensions in that… Continue watching