Correspondent Sylvia Maria Gross reports from Kansas City on the expansion of the Minuteman Project. The citizen border patrol group began in California, but new chapters are now popping up in non-border states where immigrant populations are swelling.

The World's Franc Contreras reports on today's meeting of Mexico's highest electoral tribunal to decide who won the country's disputed presidential election in July.

The World's Mary Kay Magistad reports on how Tibetan Buddhists living in western China have more freedom than their counterparts inside Tibet itself.

Host Lisa Mullins speaks with Alex de Waal, a fellow at the Global Equity Initiative at Harvard University, about the ongoing conflict in Sudan's Darfur region. The Sudanese government is resistant to the idea of peacekeeping forces. An African Union peacekeeping force that is currently in the region may soon be forced to leave.

Host Lisa Mullins speaks with security experts from Kenya, Indonesia, the Netherlands, and Lebanon about how the White House "war on terror" is viewed around the world.

President Bush today defended the administration's "war on terror." We'll have clips from his speech.

Reporter Lindsay Wise profiles British rocker Sami Yusuf.

Today's answer is Croatia.

The World's Rob Hugh-Jones reports on American basketball player Chris Owens, who's been signed by Germany's premier basketball team. He's not the first Owens to make a mark in Berlin. Owens' great-uncle was Jessie Owens, the Olympic Gold-medal winner who upstaged Adolph Hitler at the 1936 Berlin Olympics.