Nov 12 Watch Background: Back to Work Kwame Holman reports on the first day of the lame suck session of the 107th Congress. Continue watching
Nov 07 Former Drug Lord Freed From Prison in Colombia A Colombian judge on Thursday ordered the release of a former Cali drug cartel leader from his maximum security jail, as Colombian and U.S. investigators rushed to compile evidence to extradite Gilberto Rodriguez Orejuela to the U.S. to face charges. Continue reading
Nov 07 Sniper Suspects to Stand Trial in Virginia First Attorney General John Ashcroft announced Thursday that the two suspects in the Washington, D.C.-area sniper shootings will first stand trial in Virginia where both could get the death penalty. Continue reading
Nov 01 Judge Approves Microsoft Settlement A federal judge on Friday approved most of a settlement the Justice Department reached with Microsoft Corp., ruling against a coalition of nine states and the District of Columbia that argued the terms of the deal were too lenient. Continue reading
Oct 31 Former Enron Chief Financial Officer Indicted on 78 Counts A federal grand jury in Houston on Thursday indicted former Enron Chief Financial Officer Andrew Fastow on 78 counts, alleging he organized complex financial deals to inflate the energy-trading company's revenues and defraud its investors. Continue reading
Oct 29 Federal Charges Filed in Sniper Case 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. Continue reading
Oct 25 Watch Al-Qaida in Germany A suspected Sept. 11 plotter went on trial this week in Hamburg, Germany, the alleged location of an al-Qaida terror cell. Special Correspondent Simon Marks reports on the the terror network's roots in Germany. Continue watching
Oct 25 Watch End of the Manhunt: D.C. Sniper After an update on the Washington-area sniper story, Ray Suarez speaks with Del Quentin Wilber of The Baltimore Sun and Tom Golden of The New York Times. Continue watching
Oct 24 Police Link Suspects’ Gun to Bullets From Sniper Attacks The law enforcement team investigating the shootings in the Washington, D.C. area confirmed late Thursday that a gun found in the car belonging to two men arrested overnight matches the bullets recovered after 11 of the sniper attacks. Continue reading
Oct 24 Watch End of the Manhunt for the D.C. Sniper Reporters from Washington D.C., Alabama and Seattle review how the pieces of the sniper story came together after the arrest of two men in connection with the Washington-area shootings. Continue watching