The latest on the international tweaking of a United Nations resolution for disarming Iraq. A vote had been expected at the U.N. tomorrow, but now Bush says the U.S. may wait.

The expected war in Iraq hasn't even started yet, but the U.S. government is already putting out bids for contracts on rebuilding Iraq.

From Kuwait, we speak with Brigadier General Cornel Wilson, commander of a task force for "consequence management", to find out just what the term means for U.S. soldiers.

Here and Now's Bill Delaney shares some thoughts on recent evidence of ancient human footprints found in Italy.

We speak with a Sarah Lawrence College history professor, an expert on Iraq, about the rich history of the Middle Eastern country, and the circumstances around Saddam Hussein's rise to power.

Fifteen-year old Elizabeth Smart from Utah has been found alive after being kidnapped 9 months ago, but there are many questions about just what happened to her during that time.

The Senate is expected to vote today on a controversial bill to limit so-called partial birth abortion.

Listener letters and comments.

We received hundreds of verse submissions when we asked people to write poems about their feelings and thoughts on war. We'll have the results from our most recent poetry challenge.