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  • President Obama on Tuesday used his strongest language to date to denounce the Iranian government's violence against election protesters, expressing outrage at the deadly crackdown. He also pushed his health care overhaul plan and addressed the economy during a White House news conference.
  • These Days legal analyst Dan Eaton discusses how a Washington, D.C. appeals court's ruling might change gun laws across the country. Also, Dan tells us why your NCAA office pool may be illegal and wh
  • Leaders from border counties are calling on the federal government for more money to cover the costs of prosecuting and incarcerating illegal immigrants. KPBS Reporter Amy Isackson has the story.
  • The Obama administration wants the economic stimulus money spent fast, and it's relying on states to do much of the spending. But Washington state's stimulus czar says Congress seems to be flagging most of the money for specific uses. That may leave states with less discretion over funds than they had hoped.
  • President Bush accuses Congress of dragging its feet on key pieces of domestic legislation, urging quick action on budget and children's health measures. The president calls on lawmakers to compromise with him on funding the children's health program known as SCHIP.
  • Major U.S. stock indices started the trading day lower Monday — a lot lower. Investors reacted to the emergency sale of investment bank Bear Stearns, as well as drastic actions by the Fed to shore up confidence in financial markets. Investors around the globe were also nervous after the weekend news from Wall Street.
  • A United Nations human rights expert kicked off a three week tour in San Diego today on Monday to look at how undocumented migrants are treated in the United States. Results of the tour will be presen
  • President Barack Obama walked out to thunderous applause at a town hall meeting near downtown Los Angeles today, where he told the crowd his administration is taking steps to resolve the housing crisi
  • Pharmacists and seniors complain the new Medicare prescription drug program is fraught with problems. Federal health officials say they're trying to rectify the situation, and are urging people to be
  • Organ donation rates are up nationwide, and that includes the golden state. Marianne Russ reports.
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