Experts discuss the lessons learned during the financial crisis.

A series of bombs exploded in Baghdad on Thursday. Iraqi officials say at least nine explosions were heard in the city, killing dozens.

Turkey warns of serious consequences if France makes it illegal to deny the mass killing of Armenians in 1915 as genocide.

The top U.S. counterterrorism official told relatives of Pan Am Flight 103 bombing victims at a memorial service that the terror victims can rest more peacefully now that Moammar Gadhafi is dead.

The body of Vaclav Havel is taken to Prague Castle in official procession before state funeral on Friday.

Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) talks to Chris Wragge about the GOP candidates, the end of the Iraq war and the debate over the payroll tax extension.

Stolen corporate secrets amount to thousands of jobs and billions of dollars.

Stan Grant spoke to one scared North Korean in China who can look over the border and see a desolate sight at home.

Will the government transition be positive?

Are the majority of Americans under-educated with regards to the Taliban?

Former President discusses how to deal with the threat from Iran plus his work with President Bush on the Haiti relief effort.

Gov. Mitt Romney, R-Mass., explains his stance on killing Osama bin Laden, the Iraq War, and health care.

The fact that U.S. intelligence apparently didn't notice the death of Kim Jong-il for 48 hours is a demonstration of how impenetrable North Korea continues to be.

Martyn Williams, founder of NorthKoreaTech.org, talks about internet and technology in North Korea.