We explore a potential rift between President Bush and his officials and allies over forgiving Iraq debts and reconstruction efforts in Iraq.

Paul Martin is the incoming Prime Minister of Canada. We find out who he is and what his leadership means from a political expert.

In the most expensive mayoral race ever in Houston, a Democrat with ties to the Clinton administration emerges as the victor.

John Shattack, assistant secretary of human rights during the Clinton administration, talks about his new book "Human Rights Wars and America's Response."

In this week's issue of Newsweek, an article points to a secret meeting spearheaded by Osama Bin Laden telling members of Al Qaeda to switch to a new front.

A Massachusetts teenager has died of the flu and officials are testing to see if it was the "Fujian" strain. At least 7 children have died from the flu and vaccines have run out in most areas.

We talk to the organizer of what might be the world's biggest tailgate party.

Rock critic Tim Riley talks about three newly re-mastered rock classics.