Politics

The Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that anti-abortion activists did not break federal racketeering and extortion laws in their protests outside abortion clinics, ending an injunction that barred the groups from interfering in clinic business.

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Margaret Warner continues the series of conversations with the Democratic presidential candidates. Senator Joseph Lieberman of Connecticut discusses his views on Iraq and foreign policy.

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The debate in the U.S. Senate over the judicial nomination of Miguel Estrada has stretched into its third week. Two U.S. Senators discuss the embattled nomination and the politics of the confirmation process.

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The Senate has debated the judicial nomination of Miguel Estrada for three weeks. Ray Suarez reports.

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U.S. officials on Tuesday demanded the safe release of three U.S. government personnel captured after their aircraft crashed in southern Colombia Feb. 13.

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The Supreme Court sided Tuesday with an African American inmate on Texas' death row who claimed that prosecutors used racial practices to stack the jury in his capital murder trial with whites.

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Four former executives from Qwest Communications have been charged with crafting a $33 million fraudulent business scheme, Attorney General John Ashcroft announced Tuesday.

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Experts assess Secretary of State Colin Powell's four-day trip to East Asia to garner support for the U.S. position on North Korea and Iraq.

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Gwen Ifill continues the series of conversations with the Democratic presidential candidates. Former Vermont Gov. Howard Dean offers his views on Iraq and other elements of U.S. foreign policy.

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U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell met with senior Chinese officials on Monday to discuss the North Korean nuclear crisis and garner support for a new U.N. resolution for military action against Iraq.

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