Revelations of an incredible bank robbery in Iraq just hours before the U.S. began its assault on the country: one of Saddam Hussein's sons apparently made off with $1 billion from the Central Bank.

We examine a gun bill pending in the Senate that would ban the victims of gun crimes from suing the manufacturers or sellers of the weapons.

Health reporter Judy Foreman talks about the psychology of "cutting," a practice in which people deliberately cut themselves and draw blood.

Across the country, local school districts are feeling the pain of education budget cuts. We speak with the principal of a school in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and with the Deputy Secretary of Education in Washington D.C.

The University of North Carolina has drawn attention for adding the Koran to its required reading list for incoming freshmen. We check back to see what's on the school's reading list this year.

Renowned actor and first-time director John Malkovich speaks with us about his new film "The Dancer Upstairs."