Sep 11 World Reacts to Terrorist Attacks World leaders condemn Tuesday's terrorist attacks in New York and Washington, D.C. Continue reading
Sep 11 Terrorist Attacks Strike New York, Washington A series of what are believed to be terrorist attacks against the United States have struck New York and Washington, DC, leveling the twin towers of the World Trade Center and causing much of official Washington to evacuate. Continue reading
Sep 11 President Bush Responds The full text of President Bush's reaction to the World Trade Center attacks this morning. The president spoke shortly after 9 a.m. Eastern time. Continue reading
Sep 11 Watch Considering Mr. Bush’s Speech Following the president's address, Tom Oliphant and Bill Kristol assess the key points. Continue watching
Sep 10 Watch Tough Talks: The United Nations Racism Conference Three experts discuss the aftermath of the United Nations racism conference. Continue watching
Sep 10 Watch Newsmaker: John Howard As Australian Prime Minister John Howard visits Washington, he discusses his country's trade status, East Timor and the relationship between Australia and the U.S. Continue watching
Sep 03 Watch Israel Decision to Pullout of the U.N. Conference on Racism Margaret Warner speaks with Wall Street Journal reporter Doug Blackmon, on the U.S. and Israel decision to pullout of the U.N. conference on racism in Durban, South Africa. Continue watching
Aug 31 Anti-Israel Language Debated as U.N. Race Meeting Opens By Admin A United Nations conference against racism got off to a contentious start in Durban, South Africa over whether to include controversial anti-Israel language in the meeting's final declaration. Continue reading
Aug 30 Watch Who is a War Criminal? Deciphering questions about indicting Slobodan Milosevic as a "war criminal." What does it really mean?… Continue watching
Aug 27 Weapons Collections Begin Despite Killing Despite the death of one of their own, NATO troops began collecting weapons from ethnic Albanian rebels in war-torn Macedonia. Continue reading