Politics

Ray Suarez looks at the controversy surrounding the new federal board created to oversee the accounting industry with two former officials from the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Continue watching

As Election Day nears, candidates strive to rally voters with promises to improve the weakened economy.

Continue watching

A U.S. diplomat was gunned down in a hail of gunfire outside his home in Amman, Jordan Monday.

Continue reading

In the wake of leftist Lula da Silva's presidential victory in Brazil, experts discuss the implications for Latin American politics and the Brazilian people.

Continue watching

Betty Ann Bowser reports on the contentious battle in New Jersey over a U.S. Senate seat.

Continue watching

Terence Smith discusses the assassination of an American diplomat in Jordan with Youssef Ibrahim, a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations.

Continue watching

Russian doctors said Sunday that most of the 117 hostages who died during the military's raid on a Moscow theater were killed by the gas used to incapacitate the Chechen guerrillas holding more than 750 people captive.

Continue reading

Using gas and backed by armored personnel carriers, Russian forces stormed a Moscow theater early Saturday morning, killing most of the Chechen guerrillas who had taken some 800 people hostage Wednesday.

Continue reading

Without evidence of plans to end the war in their homeland, Chechen rebels threatened "serious measures" against the more than 600 people they have been holding hostage in a Moscow theater since Wednesday.

Continue reading

Sen. Paul Wellstone, the two-term Democratic senator from Minnesota, was killed Friday when a chartered plane he was aboard crashed as it attempted to land in bad weather in the northern part of the state.

Continue reading