Politics

A Neighborly Meeting

Mexican President Vicente Fox, in the U.S. on his first state visit, discussed illegal immigration and trade with President Bush Wednesday. Ray Suarez examines how the freshman president is being received at home and abroad.

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Stem Cell Divide

Republican senators Bill Frist of Tennessee and Arlen Specter of Pennsylvania take opposing sides on the science and benefits of federally funded stem cell research.

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Congress Returns to Budget Battle

Following recent grim economic forecasts, Congress returns from summer recess to pass final budget items.

Macedonia Begins Debate on Reforms Amid Protests

Macedonia's government began debate on reforming ethnic Albanian rights, despite protests from hundreds of Macedonians who say their leaders are selling out to NATO pressure.

Milosevic Indicted for War Crimes in Balkan Wars

U.N. prosecutors said that they will indict former Yugoslav president Slobodan Milosevic for genocide and war crimes committed during three Balkan Wars.

East Timor Election Passes Peacefully

Voters turned out in force in East Timor for the first democratic election in the region's turbulent history.

Aid Workers to Stand Trial in Afghanistan for Proselytizing

The eight foreign aid workers arrested in Kabul three weeks ago will stand trial on charges of proselytizing, Taliban officials announced Wednesday.

East Timor to Hold First Free Elections

Two years after declaring its independence from Indonesia, East Timor prepares for its first democratic election Thursday.

Policy Challenge

Renewed gunbattles between Israeli forces and Palestinians threaten to unravel a ceasefire agreement. Should the U.S. step in as violence increases?…

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Justice Dept. Subpoenas AP Reporter's Phone Records

The Justice Department subpoenaed the home telephone records of an Associated Press reporter for a period in which he wrote about the investigation of Sen. Robert Torricelli (D-N.J.), the AP reported Monday.