Jul 26 Watch Profile of the Delegates as per Survey Conducted by Pew Research Center Terence Smith profiles the Democratic delegates with Andrew Kohut, director of the Pew Research Center for the People and the Press, which conducted a recent comprehensive survey of the convention delegates. Continue watching
Jul 26 Watch Mission of the Delegates at the Democratic Convention Over 4,000 Democratic delegates have come to Boston to name Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., as their presidential nominee. Gwen Ifill speaks with some of the delegates about the issues they hope to express at the convention. Continue watching
Jul 26 Watch Columnists Discuss What the Democrats Hope to Achieve at Their Convention Jim Lehrer speaks with syndicated columnist Mark Shields and New York Times columnist David Brooks about what Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., And the Democrats hope to accomplish at their convention this week. Continue watching
Jul 23 Congress Passes Resolution Declaring 'Genocide' in Sudan The U.S. Congress on Thursday approved a resolution calling the conflict in which Arab militias in the Darfur region of Sudan have been accused of mass rape, murder and other atrocities against black Africans, genocide. Continue reading
Jul 23 Watch President Bush and Senator Kerry's Addresses to the National Urban League President Bush and Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., both addressed the National Urban League last week. Continue watching
Jul 23 Watch Boston Prepares for the Democratic National Convention Boston is increasing security on roads and rails as part of its efforts to prevent a terrorist attack at the Democratic National Convention -- the first major political convention since September 11. Continue watching
Jul 23 Watch Shields and Brooks Discuss Recent Developments in the Presidential Campaign Jim Lehrer speaks with Mark Shields and David Brooks about the 9/11 commission report, recent developments in the presidential campaign and their expectations for the Democratic National Convention, starting July 26. Continue watching
Jul 22 San Francisco Chronicle Puts Editor on Leave for Campaign Contribution The San Francisco Chronicle placed on paid leave an editor who gave $400 to Democratic Sen. John Kerry's presidential campaign, pending an investigation into whether his political contribution violated the newspaper's ethics policy. Continue reading
Jul 22 Morning-After Pill Maker Reapplies for Over-the-Counter Status Barr Pharmaceuticals Inc. said Thursday it has submitted a revised proposal to U.S. regulators to allow over-the-counter sales of the "morning-after" pill for women 16 years and older. Continue reading
Jul 21 President Bush Signs $5.6 Billion Bill to Strenghten Bioterror Defenses President Bush signed legislation Wednesday designed to help protect the United States against biological and chemical attacks by encouraging development of drugs and vaccines. Continue reading