A Pakistani court found four men guilty of kidnapping and murdering Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl.

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John Walker Lindh's attorney describes the plea bargain his client made with the government.

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The U.S. district attorney responsible for the John Walker Lindh plea bargain describes the deal made late Sunday night.

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A case of apparent police brutality caught on tape in Inglewood, Calif. has sparked protests and debate in the community. Correspondent Saul Gonzalez of KCET - Los Angeles reports on the repercussions of the incident.

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The trial of four Islamic militants accused of the kidnapping and murder of Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl ended Wednesday with prosecutors calling for the court to impose a death sentence.

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Terence Smith reports on leveling the playing field for women athletes.

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After a report from Betty Ann Bowser on heightened security for the Fourth of July holiday, Ray Saurez talks to Teresa Chambers, Chief of the U.S. Park Police, about securing the nation's capitol.

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The U.S. demands immunity for its peacekeepers from the new International Criminal Court.

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The Supreme Court handed down a series of major decisions Thursday, including a ruling to allow random drug testing for high school students involved in any type of after-school activity or team.

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A closely-divided Supreme Court ruled Thursday that public money can be used to pay for tuition vouchers at private schools, but only if parents may choose from among a range of religious and secular schools.

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