The federal government will not allow pilots of commercial airplanes to carry lethal weapons in the cockpit, John Magaw, the undersecretary of transportation security, announced Tuesday at a Senate Commerce Committee hearing.

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Former Arthur Andersen auditor David Duncan dealt a major blow to his old company Monday, testifying that he purposefully ordered his colleagues to destroy potentially incriminating records relating to the Enron case.

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Boston's Cardinal Law sits for a third day of depositions, angrily rejecting charges he acted with negligence.

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Ray Suarez reports on the sentencing of convicted spy Robert Hanssen. For more on the impact of the Hanssen case, Suarez talks to Elaine Shannon, law enforcement and national security correspondent for Time magazine, and Susan Rosenfeld, former FBI historian.

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Ray Suarez talks to two key members of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Democratic Senator Patrick Leahy of Vermont and Republican Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky about the process of confirming judicial appointments.

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Kwame Holman reports on the process of confirming judicial appointments.

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Ray Suarez discusses the debate over widening individuals' rights to own guns with Robert Cottrol, Jack Rakove, Saul Cornell, and Joyce Malcolm…

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In a discussion aired before the arrest of suspect Luke John Helder, a former FBI special agent discusses how the agency profiles suspected criminals.

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The United States announced Monday it will not participate in the world's first permanent international war crimes court.

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Terence Smith reports on how The Clarion-Ledger newspaper of Jackson, Mississippi, prompted the reinvestigation of more than a dozen civil rights-era crimes.

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