Dec 15 Watch The Road Ahead in Iraq As the international community begins to look ahead to the logistics of Saddam Hussein's trial, Margaret Warner and guests explore the impact of his arrest on the U.S.-led occupation of Iraq, and on the broader war on terror. Continue watching
Dec 14 President Hails Capture, Says Saddam Will Face Justice Captured Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein "will face the justice he denied to millions," President Bush pledged in an address from the White House Sunday afternoon. Continue reading
Dec 12 Watch New Canadian Leader Paul Martin succeeded Jean Chretien, who is stepping down after ten years as Canadian prime minister Friday. The change in leadership took place amid increasing tensions between the U.S. and Canada over the war in Iraq, trade and other issues. Continue watching
Dec 12 Watch Coping in Cincinnati The Cincinnati coroner ruled that the death of Nathaniel "Skip" Jones at the hands of police was a homicide, but no officers have been charged in connection with the incident. Jones is the 17th African American to be killed in… Continue watching
Dec 11 Watch Campaign Snapshot: Senator John Edwards Freshman Sen. John Edwards, D-N.C., recently explained to voters in Santa Fe, N.M., why he is ready for a job at the other end of Pennsylvania Avenue. Continue watching
Dec 10 Divided High Court Upholds Campaign Finance Reform Law By Admin A divided Supreme Court upheld key portions of a recent law intended to reform political campaign financing, ruling Wednesday that the government may ban unlimited donations to political parties. Continue reading
Dec 10 Watch Campaign Snapshot: New Hampshire Debate The eight Democratic presidential candidates debated in Durham, N.H., Tuesday, but it was the endorsement of Howard Dean by former Vice President Al Gore earlier in the day that stole the stage. Continue watching
Dec 10 Watch Court Upholds Campaign Reform In a lengthy, multi-part decision, the Supreme Court upheld the major components of the most sweeping campaign finance reform law in nearly 30 years. The Chicago Tribune's Jan Crawford Greenburg outlines the key aspects of the ruling. Continue watching
Dec 10 Watch 'In an Uncertain World' Paul Solman speaks with Robert Rubin, former Clinton treasury secretary, about his new book, "In an Uncertain World."… Continue watching
Dec 09 South Dakota Congressman Resigns After Manslaughter Conviction Soon after a jury convicted Rep. Bill Janklow of manslaughter, the South Dakota Republican announced he would resign from Congress, triggering a special election to pick a replacement. Continue reading