Oct 07 New York Times Reporter Held in Contempt in CIA Leaks Probe A federal judge found New York Times reporter Judith Miller in contempt Thursday for refusing to divulge confidential sources to prosecutors investigating who leaked the name of a CIA operative to several Washington, D.C. reporters. Continue reading
Oct 07 Watch Undecided Voters Are Crucial in Presidential Election Three reporters discuss undecided voters in their respective states. Continue watching
Oct 07 Watch Blurring the Lines Terence Smith focuses on the melding of politics and entertainment in this election season. Continue watching
Oct 07 Watch Ethics Committee Rebukes DeLay Again The House ethics committee rebuked House Majority Leader Tom DeLay, R-Tex., for the second time in six days for ethical conduct. A reporter discusses the action. Continue watching
Oct 06 Iraq Report Shows Saddam Had No WMD Saddam Hussein had no weapons of mass destruction or the immediate capability of producing them prior to the 2003 Iraq War, the chief U.S. weapons inspector for Iraq said in a report released Wednesday. Continue reading
Oct 06 South Carolina Senate Debate Focuses on Local Issues By PBS News Hour The first of five televised debates between South Carolina Senate candidates Republican Jim DeMint and Democrat Inez Tenenbaum was an acrimonious affair that continued to focus on more local, less national, issues. Continue reading
Oct 06 Watch Links Between Saddam Hussein and Al-Qaida During Tuesday night's debate, Vice President Dick Cheney and Senator John Edwards raised questions over whether there is a connection between former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein and al-Qaida. Margaret Warner speaks with experts about the debate over the links between… Continue watching
Oct 06 Watch Mark Shields and David Brooks Analyze the Vice Presidential Debate As overnight polls were split on the question of who won Tuesday night's vice presidential face-off, NewsHour political analysts Mark Shields and David Brooks offer their assessment of how the two candidates fared in the fierce debate. Continue watching
Oct 06 Watch The Running Mates Kwame Holman wraps up the day's campaign news. Then, Terence Smith is joined by analysts who discuss the debating skills and styles of Vice President Cheney and Senator Edwards. Continue watching
Oct 05 First Presidential Debate Draws Large Audience The first presidential debate between President George W. Bush and Democratic candidate Sen. John Kerry proved to be "must-see" TV for nearly 63 million viewers, an increase of more than 26 percent from the first presidential debate in 2000. Continue reading