Oct 31 SEC Orders Probe Into Audit Oversight Chief’s Appointment Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Harvey Pitt on Thursday asked the agency's inspector general to investigate William Webster's selection to head a new audit oversight panel. Continue reading
Oct 31 Watch Battle for the Senate in Minnesota Fred de Sam Lazaro reports on the battle for the U.S. Senate between former Vice President Walter Mondale and former St. Paul Mayor Norm Coleman. Continue watching
Oct 31 Watch German Foreign Minister Joschka Fischer German Foreign Minister Joschka Fischer discusses his country's strained relationship with the U.S. and its stance on possible U.S. intervention in Iraq. Continue watching
Oct 30 IRA Severs Ties with International Disarmament Commission In a move that threatens to derail the last four years of peace talks in Northern Ireland, the Irish Republican Army ended its cooperation with the international commission established to disarm all sides in the conflict. Continue reading
Oct 30 Russian Health Officials Identify Gas As an Opiate Russian health officials said the gas used to end last week's hostage standoff at a Moscow theater was a substance derived from Fentanyl, a powerful opium-based narcotic used as a painkiller. Continue reading
Oct 30 Israel’s Labor Party Pulls Out of Coalition Government Israeli Foreign Minister Shimon Peres and other Labor Party cabinet members handed their resignations to Prime Minister Ariel Sharon Wednesday, sparking a coalition collapse that could precipitate new elections in 90 days. Continue reading
Oct 30 Watch Inside Iraq New York Times reporter John Burns on the mood inside Iraq as tensions with the U.S. remain high. Continue watching
Oct 30 Watch Clean Elections: Arizona’s Campaign Finance Reform Ted Robbins looks at Arizona's new slant on campaign finance reform. Continue watching
Oct 30 Watch Close Gubernatorial Races Experts discuss the gubernatorial races to watch on Election Day and their potential impact on the country's political picture. Continue watching
Oct 29 Federal Charges Filed in Sniper Case Federal prosecutors filed a 20-count criminal complaint against sniper suspect John Allen Muhammad, charging him with discharging a firearm as part of an extortion scheme in the deaths of six people in Maryland and one in the District of Columbia. Continue reading