Nov 18 Watch Judging Judges A discussion about how President Bush's judicial nominees will fare in the new Republican-controlled U.S. Senate. Continue watching
Nov 15 Jewish Settlers Killed in Hebron Ambush Palestinian militants opened fire on Jewish settlers walking to a disputed shrine Friday, killing at least 12 and wounding 15 others, according to Israeli officials. Continue reading
Nov 15 FBI Warns of Possible "Spectacular" Al-Qaida Attack The FBI warned Friday that al-Qaida may be planning a "spectacular" attack against the United States, intended to inflict "mass casualties" and cause "severe damage" to the economy. Continue reading
Nov 15 China’s Communist Party Chooses New Leader Capping more than a decade of service to the China's Communist Party, Vice President Hu Jintao was named the party's new general secretary Friday, making him the highest ranking political leader in Asia's fastest growing economic power. Continue reading
Nov 15 Watch Weekly Analysis of Mark Shields and David Brooks Columnist Mark Shields and David Brooks of The Weekly Standard discuss leadership changes in Congress and developments in the war on terrorism. Continue watching
Nov 15 Watch A Case for Clemency? Elizabeth Brackett reports on recent clemency hearings for death row prisoners in Illinois. Continue watching
Nov 14 House Passes Homeland Security Bill The U.S. House of Representatives passed a compromise version of President Bush's Homeland Security bill in a 299 to 129 vote late Wednesday. Continue reading
Nov 14 FCC Approves Comcast-AT&T Merger The Federal Communications Commission on Wednesday gave the green light to Comcast Corp.'s proposed buyout of AT&T Broadband, paving the way for the creation of the largest cable and Internet provider in the country. Continue reading
Nov 14 Watch Party Picks The Republican and Democratic parties voted for their new leaders Thursday. The Democrats elected Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D. Calif.) to be the new House Minority Leader. Pelosi is the first woman chosen to lead her party in the Congress. Continue watching
Nov 13 Supreme Court Examines Sex Offender Registration Laws By Admin The Supreme Court heard arguments Wednesday in two cases challenging the constitutionality of sex offender registry laws. Continue reading