On Tuesday's show: The global community's increasing concern over the possible creation of chemical weapons in Syria and a look into the quest for peace in Colombia.
Monday evening's debate is the last before the election, and will be moderated by Chief Washington Correspondent for CBS News Bob Schieffer at Lynn University in Boca Raton, Florida.
American views toward China are often characterized as mistrustful and cautious. NYU economics professor Ann Lee argues, however, that this wary approach often prevents us from drawing important lessons about the way China does things.
Global issues usually don’t dominate a State of the Union address. But they seemed to get a little more play than usual in President Obama's speech last night.
North Korea’s government-run Central News Agency announced yesterday that the body of Kim Jong-il will be embalmed and laid in state next to Kim Jong-un, his father and founder of the communist state. The regime also alleges it will build “smiling portraits” of Kim and “towers to his immortali
Since September 11, 2001, much has changed in our world. It’s been ten years of almost continuous war, nation building and enhanced surveillance. There are new norms in justice and interrogation.
