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Religious Clashes in Western India Claim at Least 300 Lives

The Indian government has deployed troops to the western state of Gujarat to quell a third day of violence between Hindus and Muslims.

Media Networks Searching for Youth

Terence Smith looks at the networks' quest to secure younger viewers.

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Late Night Shakeup

Terence Smith and Bill Carter of the New York Times discuss the negotiations between David Letterman and ABC that could potentially displace "Nightline" with Ted Koppel.

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Hindu Rioters Set Fire to Muslim Homes

Mobs of angry Hindus rampaged through the western Indian state Gujarat, killing at least 58 Muslims in retaliation for an attack yesterday that left nearly 60 Hindus dead.

Violence in India

Violence escalates in India as Hindus and Muslims fight under increasing religious tension.

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Indian Train Torched, At Least 57 Dead

A mob of angry Muslims set fire to a trainload of Hindu activists in western India Wednesday, killing at least 57 people, including fifteen children.

Court Allows Ten Commandments Ruling to Stand

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Without comment, the Supreme Court Monday refused to hear a contentious case involving the public display of the Ten Commandments on the Indiana statehouse lawn.

U.S., Pakistan to Discuss Extraditing Pearl Kidnapping Suspects

President Bush today said he's "satisfied" with Pakistan's response to the killing of Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl, but said the U.S. is "interested in dealing with" the Islamic extremist accused of masterminding Pearl's kidnapping.

Scoring the Games

Two reporters discuss the contests and controversy that characterized the 2002 Winter Olympic Games.

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In Memoriam: Chuck Jones

Jim Lehrer talks about the life of master animator Chuck Jones with John Canemaker, director of the animation program at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts.

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