The World's Matthew Bell reports on what are likely to be the next steps in Congress, following President Bush's announced veto of the Iraq war funding bill today.

On May 1st, 2003, President Bush spoke before a banner declaring "mission accomplished." Four years later, the war in Iraq rages on. Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with Washington Post Pentagon correspondent Thomas Ricks.

Thousands of workers from all over Iran gathered today at a May Day rally in Teheran. Demonstrators called for the release of union leaders who've been imprisoned and accused the government of inaction over low wages and poor work conditions. The BBC's Frances Harrison reports from the Iranian capital.

In Spain, a Catholic church serving one of Madrid's poorest neighborhoods might have to close its doors. The reason? Church officials are not pleased that priests there are wearing jeans, skipping confession, and offering communion with regular bread. The World's Gerry Hadden has the story.

The World's Jeb Sharp reports on the latest from Guantanamo. Lawyers for the detainees there converged on Congress today to demand that the prisoners' right to challenge their detention be restored. Lawyers are also upset about a new proposal to limit contacts with their clients at the camp.

Demonstrators have been demanding a path to citizenship for an estimated 12 million illegal immigrants today. Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with reporter Yolanda Perdomo, who was at the protest in Chicago.

The use of hospice care is growing in the United States, but not within the Hispanic community. Correspondent Sarah Bush reports from Austin, Texas.

Our daily geography quiz.

Today's answer is the town of Penzance in the English county of Cornwall. Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with a pub owner there who has come up with a creative way to skirt a new smoking ban.