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Oil has gushed into the Gulf of Mexico for more than a month, and public anger at BP has taken the form of a nascent but growing campaign to boycott its products. But such efforts might not put a dent in company coffers. Experts say boycotts can be "a very loaded tactic."

Bruce Campbell and Jeffrey Combs Deliver the Goods

Forces loyal to Libyan leader Col. Moammar Gadhafi are continuing their assault against opposition groups, despite the increase in U.S. and allied airstrikes across the country. We discuss the U.S. strategy in Libya, and the costs associated with getting involved in another conflict in the Middle East.

President Pervez Musharraf says uncertainty remains about how opposition leader Benazir Bhutto died and rejects claims that the government was involved. Reports said she died when a bomb blast thrust her head into the sunroof of her vehicle, fracturing her skull.

The military's next generation fighter jet, the F-35, has lots of attributes: It's fast, highly maneuverable and loud — much louder than the aircraft that are currently deployed. As the Air Force decides where to base the jets, some communities are questioning whether the economic benefits are worth the drop in quality of life from the noise.

Health officials are pushing to expand their use of the Internet to educate the public about an H1N1 flu epidemic, as they prepare to fight what's been called a "serious health threat" with tweets, blogs and posts on Facebook and MySpace.

California's insurance commissioner says there are 165,000 uninsured drivers in San Diego County. John Garamendi is promoting a program that would insure a low-income driver for less than a dollar a d

With al-Qaida gaining a foothold in Yemen, the country is seen as the next place the U.S. will have to do battle. There are clear similarities between Afghanistan and Yemen: Both are poor countries with weak governments. But unlike Afghanistan's neighbor, Pakistan, Yemen's neighbor is eager to play a cooperative role in U.S. efforts.

Guillermo del Toro at the 2004 Comic-Con

Aleppo, in northern Syria, is one of the oldest cities in the world. Now, this Middle East gourmet capital is registering on the itineraries of food tourists. Its cuisine is the product of fertile land and location — along the Silk Road, an ancient trading route.