Sep 09 Watch Vice President Dick Cheney In the second part of his conversation with Jim Lehrer, Vice President Dick Cheney discusses the threat posed by Iraq and the possibility of military action against Saddam Hussein. He also adds his personal reflections on the events of Sept. Continue watching
Sep 06 President Bush Seeks Support on Iraq From World Leaders President Bush telephoned the leaders of France, Russia and China Friday in a new diplomatic push to build support for a possible U.S. military campaign to oust Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein. Continue reading
Sep 06 Watch Congress Remembers Kwame Holman reports on today's special congressional session in New York City, which paid tribute to the victims of the World Trade Center attack. Continue watching
Sep 05 Israeli Police Intercept Massive Car Bomb Israeli police Thursday destroyed one of the largest car bombs ever discovered in the Middle East, narrowly averting what Israel's foreign minister called a catastrophe that would have changed the nature of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Continue reading
Sep 05 Karzai Survives Assassination Attempt Afghan President Hamid Karzai survived an attempt on his life in the southern city of Kandahar Thursday just hours after a deadly car bomb explosion ripped through the downtown commercial district of Kabul, Afghanistan's capital. Continue reading
Sep 05 Watch Changes in U.S. Intelligence Experts discuss how U.S. intelligence agencies have changed and adapted to the post-9/11 world. Background Report… Continue watching
Sep 05 Watch Intelligence Since 9/11 Spencer Michels reports on how September 11th changed the US intelligence agencies. Follow-up Discussion… Continue watching
Sep 04 Pres. Bush Pledges to Seek Approval for Iraq Attack President Bush told reporters Wednesday he will seek approval from Congress before taking military action against Iraq, and announced plans to take his case against the Iraqi leader to wary allies in the United Nations next week. Continue reading
Sep 04 Former Worldcom Top Executive Pleads Innocent Scott Sullivan, WorldCom's former top finance executive, pleaded innocent to charges he hid billions of dollars of the phone company's expenses as part of a scheme to artificially inflate its earnings by some $5 billion over the course of 18… Continue reading
Sep 03 Israeli Court Endorses Expulsion in Some Cases In a decision that may set a key legal precedent, the Israeli Supreme Court ruled Tuesday to allow the expulsion of relatives of suspected Palestinian militants if the authorities can prove they pose a security threat. Continue reading