Oct 11 Former President Carter Wins 2002 Nobel Peace Prize Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter won the 2002 Nobel Peace Prize on Friday for his "untiring effort" to seek peaceful resolution for international conflicts and to advance basic human rights and democracy on several continents. Continue reading
Oct 11 Watch Carter Wins Nobel Peace Prize The Nobel committee awards former President Jimmy Carter the Nobel Peace Prize, citing his "untiring effort" to resolve conflicts and promote human rights. Continue watching
Oct 11 Watch Background: Nobel Peace Prize Tom Bearden reports on the awarding of the Nobel Peace Prize to former President Jimmy Carter. Continue watching
Oct 10 Watch Tracking Terrorists Reporters discuss whether several recent incidents and messages indicate a resurgence of the al-Qaida terrorist network. Continue watching
Oct 04 Reid Pleads Guilty to Airline Bombing Attempt A U.S. District Court in Boston today accepted Richard Reid's decision to plead guilty to charges that he tried to blow up a trans-Atlantic flight last December with explosives hidden in his shoes. Continue reading
Oct 03 Iraq Inspections Delayed While U.N. Resolution Debate Continues United Nations weapons inspectors announced Thursday that they would delay returning to Baghdad until the U.N. Security Council finished its debate over a tough new U.S.- and British-backed resolution on Iraq. Continue reading
Oct 02 House Iraq Resolution By PBS News Hour President Bush and House leaders agreed Wednesday on a resolution that seeks to deal with Iraqi President Saddam Hussein "diplomatically if we can, militarily if we must.'' The following is the full text of the resolution. Continue reading
Oct 01 United Nations, Iraq Reach Tentative Agreement United Nations weapons inspectors and an Iraqi delegation finished their second day of talks in Vienna with a tentative agreement on the immediate return of U.N. inspection teams to assess the state of Saddam Hussein's alleged weapons arsenal. Continue reading
Oct 01 Watch AIDS May Threaten Global Security The rapid spread of AIDS threatens to undermine some of the most populous nations in the world and destabilize regional security over the next decade, according to a report by the Central Intelligence Agency. Two experts assess the report. Continue watching
Sep 30 Watch Newsmaker: Colin Powell Secretary of State Colin Powell discusses the process of securing a United Nations resolution on Iraq and U.N. negotiations with the Iraqis to readmit weapons inspectors. Continue watching