In the 60's, when Latino musicians in Los Angeles discovered soul music, the term "brown-eyed soul" was born. A revival of the genre is taking place, thanks to one of the world's greatest conga players. Anchor Marco Werman has the story.

In today's Geo Quiz, we were looking for the "oldest continuously-occupied European-established city" in the United States. The answer is St. Augustine, Florida. It was founded in 1565, 42 years before the settlement in Jamestown.

In today's Geo Quiz, we're looking for the name of the oldest continuously occupied European-established city in the continental United States. Here's a hint: it's not Jamestown.

Sally Goodrich lost her son in the September 11th attacks. To honor his memory, she raised money to build a girls school in Afghanistan. Last month, she journeyed from her home in Bennington, Vermont to the school. Boston Globe reporter Charles Sennott went along.

For the third time in a month, Afghan civilians have died in clashes between US Special Forces and Taliban insurgents in the region. Anchor Marco Werman talks with the BBC's Alistair Leithhead about the civilian deaths and Taliban presence in Afghanistan.

Today marks the 150th anniversary of a revolt against the British at the historic Red Fort in Delhi. Thousands of Indians gathered to celebrate. Anchor Marco Werman has the story.

The World's Jori Lewis reports on the immigration debate in Iceland. The country where most people claim Viking and Celtic ancestry is now experiencing a growing influx of immigrants from places such as Poland and the Philippines. That's sparked calls for Iceland to tighten its immigration rules.

Marco Werman speaks with Professor Abdullah Saeed. He's the leader of Australia's new "National Center for Excellence in Islamic Studies." The center is funded by the Australian government and is intended to promote a moderate form of Islam among young Australian Muslims.

Six Muslim men suspected of plotting to massacre US soldiers at Fort Dix were ordered held without bail today. The World's Jeb Sharp has the latest.

Congress is demanding that the Bush administration come up with tangible signs of progress in Iraq before it will approve any new funding for the war. Anchor Marco Werman speaks with Jim Walsh, Republican Congressman from New York's 25th District, about his views on benchmarks.