Jan 06 Watch Crucial Card Jeffrey Kaye looks at how the wide acceptance of identification cards issued by Mexican consulates has blurred the line between legal and illegal immigrants in the United States. Continue watching
Jan 05 Afghan Assembly Overcomes Disputes to Adopt Constitution By PBS News Hour Afghanistan's constitutional assembly overcame weeks of bitter disagreements and debate when it voted Sunday to approve a new charter that aims to establish a democratic government in the country formerly ruled by the Taliban. Continue reading
Jan 05 Watch New Era of Democracy Afghanistan's loya jirga grand council agreed on a new Constitution Sunday which establishes a strong central role for the presidency and Islam but broad rights for women and minority languages. Terence Smith discusses the compromises in the new Constitution with… Continue watching
Jan 02 North Korea Invites U.S. Delegation to Tour Nuclear Complex A U.S. team plans to tour North Korea's main Yongbyon nuclear complex next week, marking the first foreign visit to the site since the Communist country expelled United Nations inspectors on Dec. 31, 2002. Continue reading
Jan 02 Watch Brooks and Page Ray Suarez speaks with New York Times columnist David Brooks and Chicago Tribune columnist Clarence Page about the investigation into the leak of a CIA agent's identity and the Bush administration's housecleaning this past week. Continue watching
Jan 01 Afghan Leaders Delay Vote on New Constitution By PBS News Hour Delegates to the Afghan loya jirga put off consideration of a draft constitution after those opposed to interim leader Hamid Karzai boycotted efforts to vote on key provisions of the charter for the war-torn nation's first post-Taliban government. Continue reading
Jan 01 Watch 2003: The Year That Was Terence Smith asks five eminent American historians about how their field will remember 2003. Michael Beschloss, Haynes Johnson, Diane Kunz, Richard Norton Smith and Roger Wilkins join Smith to discuss the Iraq war and the other historic developments of the… Continue watching
Jan 01 Watch Interrogating Saddam Since the capture of Saddam Hussein, U.S. interrogators have been questioning the former Iraqi leader seeking information on the anti-coalition insurgency, weapons of mass destruction and other matters. Two intelligence experts assess what Saddam might know and how American officials… Continue watching
Dec 31 Fraud Investigation Into Parmalat Widens; Eight More Arrested Italian police detained eight former officials and outside auditors of the food company Parmalat Wednesday as part of a widening investigation into fraud at the now bankrupt corporate giant. Continue reading
Dec 31 Watch Leak Probe U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft recused himself Tuesday from the investigation into the disclosure of an undercover CIA officer. The Justice Department named U.S. attorney Patrick Fitzgerald as a special counsel to oversee the investigation. Elaine Shannon of Time magazine… Continue watching