May 21 Court Rules in Wiretap Case By Admin The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Monday members of the news media cannot be held liable for repeating the contents of telephone calls illegally taped by third parties. Continue reading
May 21 Watch New Peace Effort Two Middle East watchers discuss Secretary of State Powell's call for renewed American involvement in stopping violence in the region. Continue watching
May 18 Watch China Cracks Down on Visiting Chinese Americans Ray Suarez talks with former ambassador to China James Lilley; American University President Benjamin Ladner; and law professor Donald Clarke of the University of Washington, about China's crackdown on visiting Chinese Americans. Continue watching
May 16 Watch FBI Under Fire FBI Director Louis Freeh acknowledges the FBI withheld thousands of documents during the trial of Timothy McVeigh. Continue watching
May 15 Watch The Italian Election Right-wing billionaire Silvio Berlusconi has been elected prime minister of Italy, a post he held briefly in 1994. Continue watching
May 15 Watch Debating Tax Cuts A Senate committee Tuesday considered details of a $1.35 trillion tax cut. Kwame Holman reports from Capitol Hill. Continue watching
May 11 Ashcroft Delays McVeigh Execution Attorney General John Ashcroft announced Friday the execution of convicted Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh would be delayed until June 11. Continue reading
May 11 Bush Pledges New Money to Fight AIDS By Admin Flanked by African leaders, President Bush today announced the U.S. would contribute $200 million to fight AIDS, especially in Sub-Saharan Africa. Continue reading
May 11 Watch Political Wrap with Shields and Gigot Syndicated columnist Mark Shields and Wall Street Journal columnist Paul Gigot discuss the budget debate and the week in politics. Continue watching
May 10 FDA Approves New Cancer Drug By PBS News Hour The U.S. Food and Drug Administration today approved a promising new oral medication in the fight against cancer. Continue reading