Politics

Background: Shaping the Courts

Ray Suarez considers the question of using ideology as a confirmation test for federal judges.

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Representative Nancy Pelosi

A talk with the new Democratic whip of the House and the highest ranking woman in Congressional history.

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CIA Chief Warns Al-Qaida Still a Threat

Central Intelligence Agency Director George Tenet Wednesday told Congress the al-Qaida network headed by Osama bin Laden remains the most immediate and serious threat facing the United States.

Newsmaker: Paul O'Neill

Secretary of the Treasury O'Neill answers questions about the Bush administration's economic package, the Enron collapse and the future of Argentina.

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Sizing Up the Budget

President Bush sends a $2.13 trillion budget to Congress that includes billions for homeland security and the largest increase in military spending in twenty years.

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Bush Unveils $2.13 Trillion Federal Budget

President Bush sent a $2.13 trillion budget to Congress Monday that includes billions for homeland security and the largest jump in military spending in twenty years.

Sharon Asks U.S. to Shun Arafat

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, set to meet with President Bush in Washington next week, plans to ask the U.S. to cut off contacts with Palestinian President Yasser Arafat.

President Bush On the Road

Kwame Holman reports as President Bush travels the nation selling his State of the Union message.

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Test of Privilege: Rep. Waxman

For more on the standoff between the General Accounting Office and the White House over access to information Suarez talks to Rep. Henry Waxman, ranking Democrat on the House Committee on Government Reform.

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Test of Privilege: Mary Matilin

For more on the standoff between the General Accounting Office and the White House over access to information Suarez talks to Mary Matalin, counselor to Vice President Cheney.

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