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  • State's Prison Expansion Plan Faces Another Lawsuit
    The state's plan to expand prisons is facing another lawsuit. The group called "Californians United for a Responsible Budget" is challenging the state's authority to finance prison projects using "lea
  • ‘Gas Hole’ Producers Examine America’s Oil Addiction
    What if a car could get 150 miles per gallon? Would you buy it? Probably. But would an oil company want you to? Probably not. That's premise behind “Gas Hole,” a new documentary that explores Americ
  • Group Opposes Using Bond Funds for Prison Expansion
    A group that opposes prison expansion is suing to block California's plans to add thousands of prison and jail beds. Jenny O'Mara reports from Sacramento.
  • Although graced with stunning physical beauty and a long and rich history, Yemen is burdened with crushing poverty, an exploding population, the mistrust of its Persian Gulf neighbors and increasing pressure from the United States.
    U.S. Pressures Yemen to Crack Down on Militants
    Washington is pressuring Yemen to get tougher on militants, including those involved in the 2000 bombing of the USS Cole. Yemeni officials say the government isn't strong enough to defeat the extremists militarily, and warn that America's hard stance could backfire.
  • Coup Plot Uncovered in Tiny, Oil-Rich African Nation
    The opposition leader of Equatorial Guinea is in a Spanish jail. Severo Moto was arrested in connection with an alleged plot to overthrow the oil-rich country's government using a shipment of weapons intercepted in Spain. Equatorial Guinea is Africa's third largest exporter of crude oil.
  • In her Havana apartment, Yoani Sanchez reads the acceptance speech she was unable to give in Madrid on Wednesday. She won Spain's Ortega y Gasset prize for digital journalism in recognition of her blog.
    Cuba Bars Blogger from Accepting Award in Spain
    Last year, Time magazine named Raul Castro one of the 100 most influential people in the world. This year, another Cuban has taken his place: Yoani Sanchez. Her critical blog also earned one of Spain's top journalism prizes, but Cuban officials denied her a visa to go to Spain to accept it.
  • Republicans Threaten to Delay Vote on War Funding
    It looks like the House vote on funding for the Iraq war may be delayed. The measure was supposed to be voted on Thursday but Republicans are stalling the process. GOP lawmakers are upset that they were excluded from drawing up the bill.
  • Beyond Electability
    George W. Bush proved to be more electable than John Kerrey and Al Gore. Bill Clinton was more electable than George H.W. Bush and Bob Dole. I wouldn't call either a great leader. & But they were both electable, and both became two-term presidents.
  • Opportunity Narrows for Clinton to Take Nomination
    Following her landslide defeat on Tuesday in North Carolina and a narrow win in Indiana, the conventional wisdom is that Hillary Clinton has a vastly diminished chance at winning the Democratic presidential nomination. The question is, what does she do between now and when it becomes official?
  • Tuberculosis on the Rise in San Diego
    Human cases of a type of tuberculosis associated with cattle are on the rise in San Diego County. UCSD researchers suspect the culprit may be the consumption of unpasteurized dairy products from Mexic
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