A Washington Post reporter embedded with the Army's 3rd Infantry Unit says ten Iraqi civilians were killed by U.S. troops near Karbala, who opened fire when the vehicle the Iraqis were driving failed to stop at a checkpoint. The military disputes the number, saying seven Iraqis were killed.

The U.S. is trying to win the hearts and minds of Iraqis in the current war, but is it working?

Secretary of State Colin Powell meets with officials in Turkey to discuss the war's progress.

Clear Channel Communications is a huge radio conglomerate that owns more than 1,000 stations. Critics say they encourage their stations to run pro-war coverage to curry favor with government regulators, a charge Clear Channel denies.

Is the United States' smallpox inoculation campaign hindering efforts to administer other vital vaccines?

WBUR reporter Monica Brady shares some sounds from a recent celebration of the Kurdish New Year in the U.S., a somewhat somber celebration due to concerns over the war in Iraq.

We speak to a husband and wife team, Jay and Jamie Moore, creators of the game "Living Life," a card game designed to make you feel good about the real world.

A physician from Doctors Without Borders briefs us on humanitarian efforts in the ongoing war.

A summary of the day's events.