Politics

Israeli Foreign Minister Shimon Peres and other Labor Party cabinet members handed their resignations to Prime Minister Ariel Sharon Wednesday, sparking a coalition collapse that could precipitate new elections in 90 days.

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Experts discuss the gubernatorial races to watch on Election Day and their potential impact on the country's political picture.

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New York Times reporter John Burns on the mood inside Iraq as tensions with the U.S. remain high.

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Ted Robbins looks at Arizona's new slant on campaign finance reform.

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Federal prosecutors filed a 20-count criminal complaint against sniper suspect John Allen Muhammad, charging him with discharging a firearm as part of an extortion scheme in the deaths of six people in Maryland and one in the District of Columbia.

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The Palestinian parliament approved Yasser Arafat's new cabinet Tuesday, dampening an internal demand that Arafat share power and institute sweeping reforms in his leadership base.

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A look at the strained U.S.-German relationship and its potential consequence on the war on terror.

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Ray Suarez looks at the controversy surrounding the new federal board created to oversee the accounting industry with two former officials from the Securities and Exchange Commission.

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As Election Day nears, candidates strive to rally voters with promises to improve the weakened economy.

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A U.S. diplomat was gunned down in a hail of gunfire outside his home in Amman, Jordan Monday.

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