With Osama gone why stay in Afghanistan?

With Osama gone why stay in Afghanistan?

Bin Laden may be dead, but former US State Department official Matthew Hoh says that we have a long way to go in Afghanistan. As America continues to send troops and spend money on the Afghan War, insurgency grows, says Hoh, who is now the director of the Afghanistan Study Group. While Bin Laden's death may bring closure to some, the US still remains stuck on stalemate as they intervene in another country's civil war and violence continues to grow.

North Korea Calls for Talks With So. Korea 5/1/2011

North Korea Calls for Talks With So. Korea

No. Korea called Wed. for "unconditional and early" talks with rival South Korea to put an end to months of tensions. Seoul quickly dismissed the offer as insincere and said it's waiting for an apology for two deadly attacks blamed on Pyongyang. (Jan. 5)

Blizzard Socks Midwest With 20 Inches of Snow

Blizzard Socks Midwest With 20 Inches of Snow


A powerful snowstorm hit the upper Midwest on Saturday with as much as 20 inches of snow, forcing road closings in five states. It also postponed Sunday's NFL game between the New York Giants and Minnesota Vikings. It's now set for Monday. (Dec. 11)

Election Protestors Clash With Police in Haiti

Election Protestors Clash With Police in Haiti


Haitians prepared for armed clashes and more days of flaming barricades as rival candidates called on supporters to take to streets and tip the balance in a sharply disputed presidential election. (Dec. 10)

Art Blends With Life at Chinese Tattoo Fair

Art Blends With Life at Chinese Tattoo Fair


China has been staging a fashion show with a difference: the Beijing Tattoo Fair. It's brought hundreds of people together, united by the view that beauty can be viewed through the eye of a needle. (Nov. 25)

Raw Video: Aung San Suu Kyi Re-united With Son

Raw Video: Aung San Suu Kyi Re-united With Son

Aung San Suu Kyi met her son for the first time in ten years at Yangon Airport (November 23)