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Putin and the Press

Terence Smith talks with a Russia expert about the tense relationship between Russian officials and the press.

Background: Putin and the Press

After this report from special correspondent Simon Marks in Moscow, Terence Smith talks with a Russia expert about the tense relationship between Russian officials and the press.

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Nobel Prize Winner: Gao Xingjian

Ray Suarez talks with Chinese-born author Gao Xingjian, winner of the 2000 Nobel Prize for Literature.

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Media Count Shows Slim Difference in Miami-Dade

An independent study shows former Vice President Al Gore would have picked up only a handful of votes in Florida's Miami-Dade County if officials had gone through with the hand count of presidential votes he'd requested.

‘Thirteen Days’

A new movie looks behind the scenes at the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis.

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Death of a Champion: Dale Earnhardt

Terence Smith discusses the life and death of NASCAR driver Dale Earnhardt with Csaba Csere, Editor-in-Chief of Car and Driver Magazine.

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Submarine Inquiry

Three experts discuss the Navy's plans for an inquiry into the U.S.S. Greeneville collision with a Japanese fishing boat.

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CNBC Announces Cuts

Just a month after parent company NBC set the stage for widespread staff cuts, cable business network CNBC announced it would cut a quarter of its online operation and 4 percent of its broadcast staff in a move to consolidate…

Submarine Collision

Two of the civilians who were on board the Navy submarine which collided with a Japanese fishing boat came forward today, claiming they saw the captain check the ocean surface by periscope prior to surfacing.

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