Apr 24 Iraqi Deputy PM Tariq Aziz, Four Others Taken Into Custody Tariq Aziz, the influential deputy prime minister and long-time public face of the Saddam Hussein regime, reportedly surrendered in Baghdad Thursday. Continue reading
Apr 24 Watch Music Copyright Angst The Recording Industry Association of America sued four students earlier this month, alleging they operated music-sharing Web sites. Terence Smith reports on the entertainment industry's efforts to stop the downloading of copyrighted music and film from the Internet. Continue watching
Apr 24 Watch Nuclear Challenge with North Korean During talks with U.S. and Chinese officials in Beijing, a North Korean official reportedly admitted his country has nuclear weapons, and might test, export or even use them if provoked. Jim Lehrer discusses the state of diplomatic play with David… Continue watching
Apr 22 Hundreds of Thousands Make Shiite Pilgrimage to Karbala Exercising their new-found religious freedom, hundreds of thousands of Shiites marched to the Holy City of Karbala in Iraq on Tuesday, in a pilgrimage long banned by Saddam Hussein's regime. Continue reading
Apr 22 Watch Religion and Politics in Iraq Tuesday marked the first day that Shiite Muslims journeyed to Karbala in a pilgrimage banned for decades during Saddam Hussein's rule. Experts assess the role that religion and politics will play in the new Iraq. Continue watching
Apr 21 Four Top Iraqi Officials Captured Coalition forces have captured four top Iraqi officials in the last three days and may be working with an unidentified former member of the regime to uncover hidden weapons of mass destruction. Continue reading
Apr 21 Watch Noncitizen Soldiers Some 37,000 noncitizens serve in the active duty U.S. armed forces. Jeffrey Kaye of KCET Los Angeles reports on these servicemembers. Continue watching
Apr 21 Watch The Media’s War in Iraq More than 600 journalists traveled with U.S. forces in Iraq as part of the Pentagon's embedded journalist program. Two formerly embedded journalists discuss their experiences traveling with the U.S. military, and weigh in on the debate over whether embedding journalists… Continue watching
Apr 21 Watch Tom’s Journal Gwen Ifill speaks with New York Times columnist Tom Friedman about his recent trips to Egypt, Israel, the West Bank, Jordan, Kuwait and southern Iraq. Continue watching
Apr 18 Protests, Unrest Continue on the Streets of Baghdad Thousands of protestors took to the streets of a Baghdad neighborhood Friday, demanding that U.S. forces leave the city. Continue reading