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In a finding perceived as a setback in the entertainment industry's legal struggle to protect digital media from unauthorized copying, a Norwegian criminal court Monday acquitted Jon Johansen, 19, of DVD piracy charges.

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In light of possible military action, Rep. Charles Rangel (D-N.Y.) introduces legislation that would reinstate the military draft.

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Terence Smith examines the growing power of low-power, local radio.

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Britain's Defense Minister activated some 1,500 reservists Tuesday and ordered a "significant" naval force to the Mediterranean as part of an increasing military buildup ahead of a possible war with Iraq.

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Marking a clear policy shift, the U.S. announced it was "willing to talk" with North Korea about disagreements over its nuclear programs.

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Charlotte Beers, the under secretary of Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs for the State Department, discusses her bureau's mission to improve America's image in Muslim nations.

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U.S. military officials confirm that more military support is being deployed to the Persian Gulf, nearly doubling the American forces positioned in the region. Experts analyze the latest troop movements and the larger U.S. military buildup ahead of a possible…

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James Loy, the new director of the Transportation Security Administration, discusses the new federal measures requiring airports to screen all baggage for explosives beginning in 2003.

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Jonathan Silvers reports on efforts to de-mine an area left hazardous after conflict.

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Secretary of State Colin Powell stated Sunday that reactivation of North Korea's Yongbyon nuclear power plant is a grave situation but "not a crisis." Gwen Ifill reports.

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