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A Chinese author who published essays on the Internet about politics was arrested on charges of subversion, a U.S.-based journalists' rights group reported this week.

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British Prime Minister Tony Blair's 50-page dossier details evidence of a burgeoning weapons program in Iraq. Ray Suarez and intelligence experts discuss the contents and significance of the newly-released information.

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Kwame Holman provides background on the British government's intelligence dossier against Iraq and the debate in parliament over whether to take action.

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Terence Smith discusses the Iraq debate with four editorial page editors.

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Tom Bearden reports on how low airfares are revolutionizing the airline business.

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A closer look at the secret of HBO's success -- and its competitive edge over broadcast television.

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The U.S. Air Force has charged two F-16 pilots with manslaughter and assault in connection with an April "friendly fire" incident in Afghanistan that killed four Canadian soldiers and wounded eight, the Pentagon announced Friday.

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Sir Jeremy Greenstock, Britain's ambassador to the United Nations, discusses the push to create a U.N. resolution solving the Iraq matter after President Bush warned Thursday the U.S. may act on Iraq if the U.N. does not.

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The Federal Communications Commission kicked off its monthly open meeting with a call to overhaul the decades-old limit on media cross-ownership, which could lead to dramatic changes for newspapers and radio and television stations.

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President Bush tells the United Nations "action will be unavoidable" if world leaders do not force Iraq's Saddam Hussein to disarm. Four experts react to the president's speech.

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