The Congressional Budget Office says the federal government is the heading toward a record $480 billion deficit in 2004. The deficit will continue to climb over the next decade. We'll speak with the director of the CBO about what driving the deficit.

The International Red Cross has announced plans to reduce its number of workers in Iraq, citing security concerns in the country and the inability of U.S. forces to ensure it.

A federal judge has ruled that four white men who had sued the Boston Fire Department for discrimination must be hired. The men said they were passed over for jobs by minority candidates who scored lower on civil service exams.

Inspectors at the International Atomic Energy Agency have found traces of weapons-grade uranium at a nuclear facility in Iran. This according to an unnamed diplomat who leaked the findings of a report by the IAEA on Iran's nuclear program.

We speak with Judy Foreman about why some people exercise and some people do not.

An independent commission issues its final report on what caused the Columbia Shuttle to break apart.

Mars is closer to earth tonight than it has been in 60,000 years. Find out what you will see when you look up in the sky tonight.

A new study looks at the ill effects of bagpiping - players not audience.

Kyler England, is a Southern-bred gal with a voice that's been described as breathless and fragile one moment, then it captures you off-guard and pins you to the wall.