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European companies are refusing to import the drugs for lethal injections. Will that lead to fewer executions or a return to gas chambers, electric chairs and hangings?

Vladimir Putin’s anti-gay laws made headlines before the Sochi Olympics. We’ll hear how dangerous life can be for Russian gays and lesbians.

With 4 days of agonizing delays on the George Washington Bridge still unexplained, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is on a political tour across the country.

President Obama won't be on the scene for the Winter Olympics, but there's a lot at stake in Sochi for Russian President Vladimir Putin. The opening ceremonies are tomorrow, but qualifying for some events began today. We get updates on those and on the many controversies surrounding the most expensive Olympics in history.

A non-violent Palestinian call for "boycott, divestment and sanctions" could damage Israel's economy with consequences for peace and a "two-state solution.”

Oil pipelines are laid daily, but the Keystone has become a test of President Obama's environmental legacy. What are the consequences for climate change and the economy?

President Obama is again pushing universal pre-school, without much chance of getting it funded. We look at the potential impact on poverty and political reality.

Will Sunday's Super Bowl be worth what it costs NJ taxpayers? Are subsidies for stadiums, operating costs and "inducement payments" enriching owners at public expense?

Not just a fact of life, global warming's a source of profit for those betting that nothing's going to be done. It's creating a business boom with dangerous implications.

After last night's State of the Union address, President Obama was on the road today, making his case for executive orders if Congress doesn't support "a year of action."