Oct 02 North Korea Says Fuel Rods Processed for Nuclear Bombs North Korea said Thursday it had processed some 8,000 spent fuel rods that could be used to make atomic bombs, another in a series of moves in the ongoing nuclear standoff with Pyongyang. Continue reading
Oct 02 Watch Pursuing the Leak A Justice Department investigation into the alleged White House leak of an undercover CIA agent's identity is expanding to include other federal agencies. Experts explain the workings of such an investigation. Continue watching
Oct 02 Watch Newsmaker: David Kay David Kay, the lead CIA investigator into weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, briefed House and Senate Intelligence committees today about his interim findings. Jim Lehrer speaks with Kay about his testimony on Capitol Hill. Continue watching
Oct 02 Watch Where are the Weapons? Ray Suarez follows up on the Kay testimony with two members of the House Intelligence Committee: Reps. Peter Hoekstra (R-Mich.) and Rush Holt (D-N.J.). Continue watching
Oct 01 Israel Votes to Expand Security Wall The Israeli Cabinet voted 18-4 Wednesday to continue building a controversial security barrier that Israeli officials say is designed to keep terrorists at bay. Continue reading
Oct 01 U.S. Must Work to Improve Image Abroad, Panel Finds The United States must dramatically transform its public diplomacy system to overcome growing anti-American sentiments abroad, according to a report released Wednesday by an advisory group appointed by the Bush administration. Continue reading
Oct 01 Watch The Cost of Peace in Iraq The Senate Appropriations Committee sent President Bush's $87 billion emergency spending bill to the Senate floor. Kwame Holman reports on the Capitol Hill debate over aid for Iraq. Continue watching
Sep 30 FDA Says Most Drug Imports in Recent Sweep May Be Unsafe The Food and Drug Administration said a recent crackdown on drug imports into the U.S. - that revealed nearly 90 percent were unapproved and potentially dangerous - further proves its stance that restrictions on importing drugs should not be relaxed. Continue reading
Sep 29 Iran May Grant Nuclear Inspectors Greater Access Iran has "nothing to hide" and is prepared to allow more thorough inspections of its nuclear activities, Foreign Minister Kamal Kharrazi said Monday in response to mounting international pressure to cooperate with international nuclear monitors. Continue reading
Sep 29 Watch Changing Partnership in Russia U.S. President George Bush and Russian President Vladimir Putin met over the weekend at Camp David to discuss postwar Iraq and nuclear programs in North Korea and Iran. Two regional experts provide their perspectives on the changes in U.S.-Russian relations. Continue watching