Politics

A federal court Tuesday ruled the Federal Communications Commission must revisit a rule barring companies from owning television stations with a combined reach of 35 percent or more of the national audience.

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Special correspondent Simon Marks reports from Seoul on President Bush's visit to South Korea, and explores how recent events may impact U.S relations with the divided peninsula.

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The Court Watch Senior correspondent Ray Suarez discusses today's Supreme Court arguments in a case involving public housing eviction policies with Jan Crawford Greenberg, court reporter for the Chicago Tribune.

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Following a bloody weekend of violence, Palestinian militants launched two separate suicide assaults Monday, killing the two attackers and at least four Israelis.

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President Bush meets with Japanese Prime Minster Koizumi to discuss Japan's struggle with an ailing economy and the largest public debt in the industrialized world.

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A background report from Spencer Michels on President Bush's trip to Japan.

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Interim Afghan Prime Minister Hamid Karzai announced today that Aviation Minister Abdul Rahman was assassinated - a target of a conspiracy that included several high-ranking government officials.

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Citing national security concerns and years of scientific study, President Bush today approved plans to store thousands of tons of radioactive nuclear waste in Yucca Mountain in Nevada, 90 miles from Las Vegas.

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Former Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic verbally lashed out at the United Nations War Crimes Tribunal Thursday, again describing his trial as illegal and saying he was a victim of "terrible fabrication."…

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Senators Russ Feingold (D-WIS.) and Mitch McConnell (R-KY) discuss the passed House version of the Campaign Finance Reform bill which is headed to the Senate.

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