The Bush Administration is consulting with countries on the U.N. Security Council about authorizing a multinational force in Iraq.

The American Enterprise Institute says that they're very concerned about the federal government's $44.2 trillion shortfall.

Still in the dark about the great blackout of 2003? Hearings are starting in Washington that may shed some light.

A new book tells teachers and parents how they can help little kids deal with bullies in the classroom.

U.S. Treasury Secretary John Snow is in Beijing hoping to convince China to loosen controls on the Yuan.

Numbers show that activity in the U.S. manufacturing sector are up again, but there are no new jobs in the hard hit sector, which has shed 2 million workers since July.

Ticketmaster succumbs to the pressures of high-priced scalping and eBay auctions by opening up the very best seats as auction-only items on their website.

Here and Now's resident chef Kathy Gunst cooks a leek and potato soup for Indian summer days and frosty nights.