World

Kwame Holman reports on Attorney General John Ashcroft's congressional testimony aimed at giving the Justice Department greater authority to track and investigate suspected terrorists.

Continue watching

Officials from Afghanistan's ruling Taliban said today they cannot find Osama bin Laden, the head of a worldwide extremist network who President Bush says is a "prime suspect" in the Sept. 11 attacks on New York and Washington.

Continue reading

Taliban officials claimed Saturday that they shot down an unmanned surveillance plane in northern Afghanistan, where renewed fighting was reported between the hard-line Islamic forces and opposition forces.

Continue reading

The Taliban rejected President Bush's demand Friday, saying Afghanistan will not hand over Osama bin Laden or associates of the suspected terrorist al-Qaeda network.

Continue reading

Kwame Holman reports on developments in the investigation and continuing military preparations.

Continue watching

Julian Manyon of International Television News reports from Pakistan on the Taliban's reaction to President Bush's address to Congress.

Continue watching

President Bush told a joint session of Congress tonight that if Taliban leaders do not "hand over every terrorist" living in Afghanistan, the group will "share in their fate."…

Continue reading

In an address before a joint session of Congress, President Bush warned terrorist groups and countries that harbor them that, "whether we bring our enemies to justice, or bring justice to our enemies, justice will be done."…

Continue reading

Seeking to avoid a possible U.S. attack, the head of the ruling Taliban is expected to endorse an edict by Islamic clerics urging the world's most wanted man to leave the country.

Continue reading

Margaret Warner discusses pressures inside the White House with four former presidential chiefs of staff: Hamilton Jordan, Ken Duberstein, John Sununu, and Leon Panetta.

Continue watching