Jul 28 CDC Reports Rise in HIV Infections in Gay, Bisexual Men The number of gay and bisexual men in the U.S who tested positive for the virus that causes AIDS jumped 7.1 percent in 2002, while the number of new HIV diagnoses remained stable for other vulnerable groups. Continue reading
Jul 28 Watch Watergate: What the President Knew In "Watergate Plus 30: Shadow of History" on PBS, Jeb Stuart Magruder, a former aide to President Nixon, says he heard Nixon order the burglary of Democratic headquarters at the Watergate complex. Gwen Ifill discusses the new documentary with Magruder… Continue watching
Jul 25 Mortar Fire Kills At Least 26 in Liberia, U.S. Positions Forces Off Coast Intense fighting flared in Liberia's capital again Friday as President Bush ordered U.S. forces to deploy off the country's coast to aid in an international peacekeeping mission. Continue reading
Jul 25 Watch Head Start The House of Representatives approved Head Start for another five years but shifted some of the program's control to the states. Margaret Warner discusses the bill with Rep. John Boehner, R-Ohio, chairman of the House Education and Workforce Committee, and… Continue watching
Jul 24 California Governor Faces Oct. 7 Recall Election California voters will decide on October 7 whether Governor Gray Davis should keep his job, Lt. Gov. Cruz Bustamante announced Thursday. Continue reading
Jul 24 California Governor Faces Historic Recall Election Opponents of California Governor Gray Davis succeeded in forcing an unprecedented recall election in which voters in the state will decide whether the governor should stay in office, California Secretary of State Kevin Shelley announced Wednesday. Continue reading
Jul 24 Watch California Recall: Governor Gray Davis California officials set Oct. 7 as the date for a special ballot to decide whether to unseat Governor Gray Davis. After a report from Spencer Michels, Gwen Ifill discusses the impending recall vote with two veterans of California politics. Continue watching
Jul 24 Watch September 11 Intelligence Failures The House and Senate Intelligence committees concluded that there was no single piece of evidence that could have prevented the Sept. 11 attacks. Margaret Warner discusses the findings with two members of the joint panel: Sen. Bob Graham, D-Fla., and… Continue watching
Jul 24 Watch Lessons Learned: Prewar Intelligence on Iraq The House Intelligence Committee held the first in a series of open hearings to examine prewar intelligence on Iraq. Kwame Holman reports on the day's hearing. Continue watching
Jul 23 House Approves Roll Back of New Media Ownership Rule The House of Representatives voted Wednesday to block new media ownership regulations recently adopted by the Federal Communications Commission that would ease the limits on how many television stations media companies may own. Continue reading