The World's Franc Contreras reports on reaction in political and religious circles to Mexico City's landmark decision to legalize abortion.

The World's Mary Kay Magistad has details on a report released today that reveals China's systematic discrimination against Tibetans and other minorities within the country.

The United States and Iran disagree about almost everything...but the sports world may be offering some common ground. The BBC's Mihir Bose reports that Iranian athletes have been invited to the US to train for the Olympics.

Anchor Lisa Mullins has details on a rally that was held today on both sides of the boundary between the Gaza Strip and Israel. Journalists gathered together to demand the release of BBC reporter. Johnston was abducted six weeks ago in Gaza.

Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with Michael Kocher of the International Rescue Committee. His organization is trying to help the millions of Iraqis throughout the Middle East who have become refugees of the war.

The United Nations has sharply criticized Iraq's human rights record in the two months since a new security plan was launched in and around the capital, Baghdad. The World's Matthew Bell reports.

The World's Ken Bader has the story of a British song that was never intended to be sung by Americans. The song is called "Muswell Hillbilly," and it was written by former Kinks frontman Ray Davies. Though it's written from a very British point of view, it was recently re-recorded by a band from North Carolina.

The eight countries that border Serbia are Hungary to the north; Romania and Bulgaria to the east; Albania and Macedonia to the south; And Montenegro, Croatia, and Bosnia and Herzegovina to the west. And Serbia is where a curious mineral was found recently. The mineral has the same chemical make-up as as the fictional "kryptonite." Anchor Lisa Mullins finds out more from geologist Chris Stanley.

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