British Prime Minister Tony Blair meets with President Bush at Camp David today to discuss the war with Iraq and its aftermath.

The latest from Northern Iraq, where the U.S. invasion of the region has begun with Army paratroopers landing in Kurdish-controlled territory.

We examine the role that Iraq's neighbor to the east--Iran--is playing in the U.S.-led effort to topple Saddam Hussein.

Retired Special Forces Colonel Kalev Sepp and Ralph Peters, author of "Beyond Terror: Strategy in a Changing World," discuss the myriad challenges U.S. forces will face once they begin the fight for control of Baghdad.

Researchers in Hong Kong say they've found an easily transmitted virus they believe is the primary cause of the mysterious respiratory illness SARS.

Former Democratic Senator, ambassador, and Presidential adviser Daniel Patrick Moynihan died yesterday at the age of 76. Moynihan received the nation's highest civilian honor, the Presidential Medal of Freedom, in 2000.

We listen to letters and comments from our audience.

When U.S. soldiers begin the fight for Baghdad they'll be accompanied by lawyers. We find out why legal expertise will be needed as part of the critical operation.

We speak with a U.S. soldier who is Muslim about the recent incident in which a Muslim soldier attacked fellow troops with a grenade in Kuwait.

A wrap-up of the day's developments.