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June 15, 2010

The inside story of Facebook. How a dorm-room novelty has evolved into a company with 500 million users worldwide and is changing the way we communicate.

Katharine Weymouth and the Future of Newspapers

Katharine Weymouth and the Future of Newspapers

June 7, 2010

Her great-grandfather bought the Washington Post during the Great Depression. Her grandmother brought it to prominence during Watergate. Katharine Weymouth on the challenges she faces as publisher of the paper in the digital age.

The Future of Commercial Whaling

The Future of Commercial Whaling

May 24, 2010

Many countries and environmentalists want the ban on hunting whales more strictly enforced. Whaling nations want it eased. A look at the International Whaling Commission's compromise "peace plan" and what it means to the future of the...

Understanding the New Health Care Law (Rebroadcast)

May 17, 2010

Landmark legislation the Congress passed in March transforms America's health care system. What the new law means for young people, seniors, employers, the uninsured and those with pre-existing conditions.

Understanding the New Health Care Law

Understanding the New Health Care Law

May 5, 2010

Landmark legislation the Congress passed in March transforms America's health care system. What the new law means for young people, seniors, employers, the uninsured and those with pre-existing conditions.

Europe’s Expanding Debt Crisis

Europe’s Expanding Debt Crisis

April 29, 2010

Fears that the Greek debt crisis may spread have sparked market sell-offs around the world. What the debt burdens in Greece, Portugal and other European countries could mean for economies worldwide.

Financial Regulatory Reform Legislation

Financial Regulatory Reform Legislation

April 26, 2010

The Senate takes up regulatory reform - what it may mean for Wall Street and Main Street.

The Supreme Court - Possible Nominees and Analysis of Recent Decisions

The Supreme Court - Possible Nominees and Analysis of Recent Decisions

April 22, 2010

What's next for the Supreme Court and reaction to the animal cruelty decision.

 Economic Repercussions of the Icelandic Volcano

Economic Repercussions of the Icelandic Volcano

April 20, 2010

Travelers and businesses worldwide are struggling to cope with closed airspace over Europe in the aftermath of the Icelandic volcano. A panel joins Diane for an update on the spread of ash and the economic cost to the region and the...

Financial Regulatory Reform

Financial Regulatory Reform

April 19, 2010

Senate Majority leader Harry Reid plans to bring to a vote legislation overhauling the U.S. financial system. What the proposal could mean for Wall Street and why many Republicans oppose it.

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