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A video that’s gone viral claims that massive "awareness" can bring down a brutal African warlord who kidnaps children. We look at its appeal and why it might be counter-productive.

Nearly all of Japan's nuclear reactors have shut down and the nation is still struggling to overcome last year's massive earthquake and tsunami. We hear from Tokyo and about plans to build new reactors here in the US.

As dispute rages over what Republicans call "Obamacare," Americans are spending more on healthcare than people anywhere else. Why, when they're getting the same results?

Since Rush Limbaugh attacked a law student as a "slut" and a "prostitute," Democrats have accused Republicans of being insensitive to women's rights and issues...

Super Tuesday’s over, but Republicans still don't have an "inevitable" nominee. We look at yesterday's numbers and issues that might or might not unite the party against...

The prospects for attacking Iran's nuclear program have been the main topic of Netanyahu's visit to Washington. What about today’s notice that 6-party talks will resume?

Romney, Santorum, Gingrich and Paul will be on primary ballots and caucus lists in ten states tomorrow. We get a preview of Super Tuesday. Is Romney already inevitable?

The Dow hit 13,000 this week, yet housing and consumer spending continue to limp along. Terrence McNally explores the continued gap between Wall Street and Main Street.

Mexico's drug cartels are being driven into Central America, where the homicide rate now leads the world. Central American leaders are calling for legalization.

Romney won his home state's vote by 3 points, but Santorum may have won the same number of delegates. Who's got the momentum for Super Tuesday next week in 10 states?