Housing construction in June falls to its lowest level in a year.

We hear about the rise of "honor killings" in Iraq from Time magazine's Vivienne Walt.

Days ahead of the Democratic National Convention in Boston, city police and city officials still squabble over contract language.

A reporter talks about Waziristan, a remote part of Pakistan, where Pakistani officials are searching for Taliban fighters and possibly Osama bin Laden.

The number of people diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease skyrockets.

A legal battle over a 9,000 year old skeleton discovered in Washington State is coming to an end.

Physicist Stephen Hawking is scheduled to speak tomorrow in Dublin. Will he shoot holes in his three-decades-old black hole theory?

We speak to the author of "Unveiled: The Hidden Lives of Nuns."