Politics

The Supreme Court narrows the scope of the Americans with Disabilities Act.

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The Supreme Court Monday refused to block a trial that could mean the death penalty for convicted Oklahoma City bombing conspirator Terry Nichols.

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Spencer Michels looks at Afghan-Americans' desires to help rebuild their ailing homeland.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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A look at how terrorism has affected immigration policy in the United States.

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Ray Suarez talks with the new president of Bolivia, Jorge Fernando Quiroga Ramirez, about the new generation of leadership there.

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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.

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Following Pakistan's arrest of Islamic militants, the situation between the Islamic nation and its neighbor India remains tenuous. Ray Suarez gets two perspectives on the diplomatic conflict.

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