Jan 17 U.S. Calls Iraqi Warhead Discovery "Troubling" A White House spokesman on Friday called United Nations weapons inspectors' discovery of empty chemical warheads in Iraq "troubling and serious," and said Baghdad had not declared the warheads in its weapons report as required by U.N. rules. Continue reading
Jan 16 Tipu Sultan By PBS News Hour An award-winning freelance journalist from Bangladesh, Tipu Sultan has survived near-fatal assaults in apparent retaliation for his reporting of government corruption. Continue reading
Jan 16 Irina Petrushova By PBS News Hour Irina Petrushova is the founder and editor-in-chief of the weekly publication Respublica, which covers business and economic issues in Kazakhstan, a former republic of the Soviet Union. Continue reading
Jan 16 Ignacio Gómez By PBS News Hour Ignacio Gómez is a leading investigative reporter in Colombia, a country where the careers of journalists are frequently cut short. Continue reading
Jan 16 Watch Extended Interview: Frank Smyth Frank Smyth, the Washington, D.C. representative for the Committee to Protect Journalists, explains why Colombia is such a dangerous place for reporters. Continue watching
Jan 16 Watch Extended Interview: Ignacio Gómez Investigative reporter Ignacio Gómez, awarded the 2002 International Press Freedom Award by the Committee to Protect Journalists, talks about the plight of journalists in Colombia. Continue watching
Jan 16 Watch Press Under Fire Colombian journalists Ignacio "Nacho" Gomez and Maria Cristina Caballero discusses the risks of reporting in their war-torn country. Continue watching
Jan 16 Watch Tom Friedman’s Journal Columnist Tom Friedman of The New York Times talks with Margaret Warner about his recent trip to Egypt and Israel. Continue watching
Jan 14 CNN Chairman Leaves Post to Head Think Tank CNN Chairman and Chief Executive Walter Isaacson told his staff Monday that he was leaving his post to head a think tank located in Washington, D.C. Continue reading
Jan 13 AOL Time Warner Chairman Steve Case to Step Down Steve Case, the media chief who helped engineer the corporate marriage of AOL and Time Warner two years ago, announced Sunday he would step down as chairman of the merged corporation, saying his departure was "in the best interest of… Continue reading