
- Making News: Canada-s PM Shoots Down US Missile Shield
Canadian Prime Minister Paul Martin said today he doesn-t think President Bush-s missile defense shield will ever work. Martin says Canada won-t provide any money or allow the US to install rockets on Canadian soil. Alan Freeman, Washington correspondent for Toronto's Globe and Mail, expounds on the political implications for both countries. - Reporter-s Notebook: Bobby Fisher Given Visa by Iceland
As a teenager, Bobby Fischer was a chess prodigy, the youngest US champion in history. In 1972, he became America-s first world champion of chess in 100 years. Now, he-s a fugitive from American justice, fighting a deportation order in Japan. Will he be allowed to travel to Iceland, where he-s been approved as a resident? We hear more from Frank Brady, author of Bobby Fischer: Profile of a Prodigy.
Secretary Rumsfeld's remarks to soldiers in Kuwait, en route to Iraq
American Soldier by Tommy Franks
Kristol's Washington Post commentary criticizing Secretary Rumsfeld
Admiral Zinni's criticism of the administration over Iraq, 60 Minutes feature