May 08 Watch In Light of New Bomb Plot, U.S. Must Be 'Proactive,' Napolitano Says "Our adversaries are very creative, and they are very determined, and they are very persistent," Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano said Tuesday in the wake of the CIA thwarting another al-Qaida plot to attack an airliner. The FBI is now… Continue watching
May 07 Watch Defending the Indefensible: 9/11 Mastermind's Trial Likely Years Away Defending the Indefensible: 9/11 Mastermind's Trial Likely Years Away… Continue watching
May 07 Watch What Hollande's Win, Sarkozy's Defeat Mean for Future of Europe's Economy What Hollande's Win, Sarkozy's Defeat Mean for Future of Europe's Economy… Continue watching
May 07 Watch News Wrap: CIA Reportedly Foils New al-Qaida Underwear Bomb Plot In other news Monday, The Associated Press reported that the CIA disrupted a plot to bomb an airliner -- around the first anniversary of Osama bin Laden's death. Also, a key suspect in the 2002 nightclub bombings in Bali apologized… Continue watching
May 04 Watch In Abbottabad, Bin Laden Lived in 'Prison of His Own Making' For a decade after 9/11, Osama bin Laden was the most hunted man in the world. This week, more details emerged about the operation and the relentless, often frustrated intelligence effort that led to his death a year ago. Margaret… Continue watching
May 04 Watch Chen Might Soon Study in U.S., but Concerns About His Family, Friends Persist Chen Might Soon Study in U.S., but Concerns About His Family, Friends Persist… Continue watching
May 04 Happy Cinco de Mayo -- Sorta Thursday night President Obama and Michelle Obama welcomed a festive crowd, heavy on Latino leaders, to mark Cinco de Mayo -- the 5th of May -- an important date in Mexican history. No, not Mexican Independence Day, which is… Continue reading
May 04 Japan Flips the 'Off' Switch on Its Last Nuclear Reactor By Larisa Epatko More than a year after an earthquake and tsunami battered Japan's northeastern coast and damaged its nuclear power stations, the country plans to shut down its last civilian reactor this weekend. Continue reading
May 04 Watch Chinese Dissident Chen Guangcheng Offered Fellowship to Study in U.S. After three days of talks between U.S. and Chinese officials, China's now world-famous dissident Chen Guangcheng will now be allowed to pursue a visa to study as a visiting scholar at New York University. Judy Woodruff has an update on… Continue watching
May 03 Watch Chinese Dissident Chen Guangcheng's Fate Remains Uncertain "The government officials came into my home, wanted to beat my family to death," Chinese dissident Chen Guangcheng said Thursday, indicating he now wants to leave China. Ray Suarez discussed the fast-moving saga of the blind activist with the AP's… Continue watching