Apr 24 Watch USAID Rethinks Who Gets Paid to Grow Food for Countries in Need American food aid is sent to places with dire need. And until now, the commodities have been bought from U.S. farmers and shipped overseas on U.S. vessels to be donated. Margaret Warner reports on a new budget proposal that would… Continue watching
Apr 23 Watch Senate Retirements Could Be Crucial in Upcoming Battle for Political Control Senate Retirements Could Be Crucial in Upcoming Battle for Political Control… Continue watching
Apr 23 Watch Boston Marathon Bombings Stir Up Questions, Lessons for Public Safety Protocol Boston Marathon Bombings Stir Up Questions, Lessons for Public Safety Protocol… Continue watching
Apr 23 Forty Percent of Non-Citizens Live in U.S. on Expired Visitor, Student Visas Doris Meissner, director of the U.S. Immigration Policy Program at the Migration Policy Institute, says 40 percent of non-citizens living in the U.S. are "visa overstays."… Continue reading
Apr 23 Welcome the Stranger: Convincing Evangelicals to Support Immigration Reform EmbedVideo(6286, 482, 304); Ray Suarez spoke with Jenny Hwang, the co-author of "Welcoming the Stranger," a book published in 2009 urging evangelicals to look at comprehensive immigration reform based on biblical principles. Recently, there has been a wave of… Continue reading
Apr 23 Evangelicals Rally for Pathway to Citizenship and Immigration Reform Hundreds of Evangelical leaders rallied in Washington to gather political support for comprehensive immigration reform. Continue reading
Apr 23 Boston 10th in Funds Received for 'High Threat' Urban Areas Terrorism has been in the headlines in Boston before. Ten al-Qaida hijackers departed from Boston's Logan airport on Sept. 11, 2001. And in 2012, Tarek Mehanna of Sudbury, Mass., a Boston suburb, was convicted of conspiracy to provide… Continue reading
Apr 23 Boston Bombings Rouse Debate in Senate Immigration Hearing Thousands of people rally for immigration reform in Washington, D.C., earlier this month. Photo by Saul Loeb/AFP/Getty Images. There was little doubt last week's Boston Marathon bombings would be raised during Monday's Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on the… Continue reading
Apr 23 Watch News Wrap: Charges Dropped Against Suspect in Case of Ricin-Tainted Letters In other news Tuesday, charges were dropped against Paul Kevin Curtis, accused of sending ricin-tainted letters to President Barack Obama and a senator. An FBI agent testified Curtis' home didn't have any incriminating evidence. Also, suspects accused of plotting an… Continue watching
Apr 22 Watch Macabre Details Emerge in Murder Trial of Abortion Doctor Kermit Gosnell Inside the Murder Trial of a Abortion Doctor Kermit Gosnell… Continue watching