Sep 17 Watch Retired Army Gen. Wesley Clark: Campaign ‘Times’ Retired Army Gen. Wesley Clark announced his candidacy in the race for president. Gwen Ifill discusses his late entry in an already crowded field of Democratic candidates with Katherine Seelye of The New York Times. Continue watching
Sep 16 Senate Votes to Reverse New Media Rules The Republican-led Senate on Tuesday voted to rescind new federal regulations allowing media companies to own more local TV stations and newspapers in a single market and expand their national reach. Continue reading
Sep 16 Watch Presidents’ Wartime Budgets Gwen Ifill leads a discussion about the spending priortities of U.S. presidents in wartime and President Bush's request for new funding for operations in Iraq and Afghanistan. Continue watching
Sep 15 Federal Court Delays California Recall Election A federal appeals court in California has temporarily blocked the Oct. 7 gubernatorial recall election that was to decide the fate of Gov. Gray Davis. Continue reading
Sep 15 Watch The California Recall Election A federal appeals court in California has postponed the Oct. 7 gubernatorial recall election. Legal experts discuss the ramifications of this ruling on the candidates and the election. Continue watching
Sep 15 Watch High-Tech Voting In the California recall case, the American Civil Liberties Union successfully argued that the state's voting machines are prone to error. Spencer Michels reports on the computer system that will replace punch cards during the next election. Continue watching
Sep 12 U.N. Nuclear Agency Sets October Deadline for Iran The United Nations nuclear watchdog voted Friday to impose an Oct. 31 deadline for Iran to outline its nuclear program and future intentions. Continue reading
Sep 11 Israeli Cabinet Votes to Expel Arafat, but Delays Action The Israeli government called Yasser Arafat a "complete obstacle" to peace, and in a majority vote, agreed the Palestinian leader should be expelled, though the cabinet made no immediate plans to do so. Continue reading
Sep 10 Former Enron Treasurer Gets Five-Year Prison Term Former Enron Corp. treasurer Ben Glisan on Wednesday pleaded guilty to a federal conspiracy charge, becoming the first executive incarcerated for participating in an accounting scheme that prompted the company's sudden collapse. Continue reading
Sep 10 Qurei Accepts Prime Minister Post As Violence Mounts As violence continued to escalate in the Middle East, Palestinian parliament speaker Ahmed Qurei accepted the post of prime minister Wednesday, saying he would form a six-to-eight member emergency Cabinet. Continue reading