Aug 08 President Marks 100 Days Since the End of Major Combat in Iraq President Bush marked the 100th day since major military operations in Iraq ended with a press appearance at his ranch in Crawford, Tex. Friday, saying "good progress" had been made in the postwar effort. Continue reading
Aug 08 Watch Naming the Accuser Terence Smith discusses whether media organizations should make public the name of the accuser in stories about rape cases with Geneva Overholser, a professor at the University of Missouri, and Catherine Crier, an anchor and executive editor at Court TV. Continue watching
Aug 07 Jordan Embassy in Iraq Bombed, At Least Eight Killed A powerful car bomb exploded outside the Jordanian Embassy in Baghdad Thursday, killing at least eight people, in what U.S. officials called the worst attack on a non-military target since the end of major combat operations in Iraq. Continue reading
Aug 07 Watch Deadly Day in Baghdad A powerful bomb killed at least 11 people outside the Jordanian embassy in Baghdad. Terence Smith discusses the recent violence in Iraq with Rod Nordland, Baghdad bureau chief for Newsweek magazine. Continue watching
Aug 06 U.S. Marines Enter Liberia, Taylor Pledges to Leave Thursday As the first small contingent of U.S. Marines arrived in Liberia Wednesday to aid West African peacekeepers, embattled President Charles Taylor announced he would resign his post and leave the country Thursday. Continue reading
Aug 06 Watch Tests of Faith: First Openly Gay Bishop As the Episcopal Church deals with possible internal division over the approval of its first gay bishop, theologians discuss how debate about sexual orientation is affecting denominations worldwide. Continue watching
Aug 06 Watch Background: First Openly Gay Bishop Episcopal leaders voted last night to make Gene Robinson the first openly gay bishop of their church. Continue watching
Aug 06 Watch Peace Mission in Liberia: Background A small team of U.S. Marines landed in Liberia. Ray Suarez gets an update from New York Times reporter Somini Sengupta in Monrovia. Continue watching
Aug 05 Episcopal Church Approves First Gay Bishop The Episcopal Church approved its first openly gay bishop on Tuesday, a day after allegations of sexual misconduct threatened to derail the ordination of New Hampshire Rev. Gene Robinson. Continue reading
Aug 05 Watch Plugged-In Politics Presidential contender Howard Dean garnered 75,000 supporters through "Meetup.com" and has raised more money than any other Democratic candidate in the second quarter. Terence Smith examines Dean's success at building grassroots support in cyberspace, and how other presidential candidates are… Continue watching