William Fallon told the Senate Armed Services Committee today that stabilizing Iraq will require "new and different actions" to improve security and promote political reconciliation. The Navy admiral has been nominated to lead American forces in the Middle East. The World's Jeb Sharp reports on today's confirmation hearing.

Following Saddam Hussein's execution, the trial continues for the remaining 5 defendents accused in the killing of 100,000 Kurds in the 1980's. Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with documentary filmmaker Gwynne Roberts who documented the massacres in his film, "Saddam's Road to Hell."

The UN High Commissioner for Refugees today launched a new appeal for $20 million dollars in aid for the Darfur region in Sudan. Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with Ken Bacon, president of Refugees International, about the crisis in Darfur.

With less than two months left to go before France's presidential campaign, Socialist Party candidate Segolene Royal is slipping in the polls. The World's Gerry Hadden reports that a series of gaffes on the international stage has handed ammunition to her conservative enemies.

Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with white Zimbabwean farmer John Worsick about President Robert Mugabe's decision to invite some white farmers to apply for new leases to work the land. Mugabe's land redistribution program evicted many whites from their farms.

A community of Americans in Massachusetts has converted to Sikhism. The World's Ruxandra Guidi reports on the appeal this Indian religion has for young Americans.

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