MCI, formerly known as Worldcom, has agreed to settle accusations of fraud by paying a settlement of $500 million that will eventually go to investors.

The Bush administration says it's committed to maintaining and supporting a "strong" American dollar, despite recent comments by the U.S. Treasury Secretary that market fundamentals should determine the dollar's value.

We examine the Supreme Court ruling that allows Maine to go ahead with a plan to lower prescription drug prices for the poor and uninsured.

Health reporter Judy Foreman talks about medical advancements for treating smoking-related pulmonary disease, as well as the more sobering news that deaths from smoking are on the rise.

A new congressional report warns delays and loopholes in existing U.S. gun laws can easily be exploited by international terrorists.

We examine some recent and forthcoming changes to rules regarding U.S. visas.

An independent group out of Tuscon, AZ is taking steps to prevent deaths of undocumented immigrants crossing to the U.S. from Mexico, by providing them with water stations in the Arizona desert.

Rockers Graham Parker, Bill Janovitz, and Kate Pierson have a new CD of songs written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney that the Beatles never released.