Jan 08 Watch Limiting Disabilities Legal affairs correspondent for The Chicago Tribune, she turns to Chai Feldblum, professor of disability law at the Georgetown University Law Center, and Stephen Bokat, senior vice president and general counsel for the United States Chamber of Commerce to discuss… Continue watching
Jan 08 Watch Limiting Disabilities The Supreme Court narrows the scope of the Americans with Disabilities Act. Continue watching
Jan 07 High Court Rejects Nichols Appeal By Admin The Supreme Court Monday refused to block a trial that could mean the death penalty for convicted Oklahoma City bombing conspirator Terry Nichols. Continue reading
Jan 07 Watch Afghan-Americans Look Homeward Spencer Michels looks at Afghan-Americans' desires to help rebuild their ailing homeland. Continue watching
Jan 05 U.S. Envoy Says Mideast Truce Is Possible U.S. mediator Anthony Zinni says peace is still possible, despite tensions raised by the seizure of a ship carrying 50 tons of arms that the Israeli Army says was intended for the Palestinian Authority. Continue reading
Jan 03 Watch Presidential Papers Terence Smith examines the debate surrounding public access to presidential documents with American University history professor Anna Nelson, and former Justice Department official Todd Gaziano. Continue watching
Jan 02 Argentina’s Fifth President Sworn in Tuesday Night While thousands of protesters demonstrated for new popular elections, Argentina's Congress confirmed Eduardo Duhalde, a senator from the left-leaning Peronist party, as the country's fifth president in two weeks. Continue reading
Jan 01 Watch Tightening Borders A look at how terrorism has affected immigration policy in the United States. Continue watching
Jan 01 Watch The New President of Bolivia, Jorge Fernando Quiroga Ramirez Ray Suarez talks with the new president of Bolivia, Jorge Fernando Quiroga Ramirez, about the new generation of leadership there. Continue watching
Dec 31 Argentina’s Interim President Resigns After One Week After failing to garner support within his own Peronist party and a weekend of anti-government demonstrations, interim President Rodriguez Saa resigned late Sunday after one week in office, becoming the third president to quit in two weeks. Continue reading