Two DVD sniffing dogs received medals today honoring them for their efforts in combatting movie piracy in Malaysia. Reporter Jonathan Kent has an update from Kuala Lumpur.

Islamic scholars in the Middle East issues thousands of fatwas each day. Now a debate is under way on who's qualified to issue them. Ursula Lindsey reports from Cairo.

The centuries-old practice of "honor killings" still occurs throughout the Middle East. Matt Gutman reports from an Arab-Israeli town in Israel where 18 women have been killed in the past seven years.

The American Psychological Association reaffirmed its opposition to torture at its annual meeting now under way. But it scrapped a measure that would have prohibited its members from assisting interrogators at military detention facilities. The World's Jason Margolis reports.

Eleven enlisted soldiers have been convicted of crimes in the Abu Ghraib scandal. Now for the first time, an officer is facing charges. Anchor Lisa Mullins gets details from Josh White, Pentagon reporter for the Washington Post.