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Sri Lankan Ambassador Devinda Subasinghe talked about current relief efforts in Sri Lanka after the tsunami and relations with the U.S. He also respond to telephone calls, faxes, and electro…

Trudy Rubin, Foreign Affairs Columnist for the Philadelphia Inquirer, talked by video uplink from Philadelphia about U.S. policy toward Iraq. Her column in Sunday’s Philadelphia Inquirer dis…

Telephone lines were open for viewer comments on news of the day.

Stephen Burd, Senior Reporter at the Chronicle of Higher Education, talked about Pell Grants. He recently reported that there would be major changes in the key scholarship program for low-in…

Telephone lines were open for viewer comments on U.S. aid to tsunami victims. On December 26, a magnitude 9.1 to 9.3 earthquake occurred in the Indian Ocean off the west coast of northern Su…

Cypriot Ambassador to the United States Euripides Evriviades talked about Turkey’s bid for membership in the European Union (EU). The U.S. supported this membership. The ambassador stated hi…

Shelley Hearne, executive director of Trust for America’s Health, talked about her organization’s second annual study of states' preparedness for bioterrorism and other health emergencies. S…

Dawn Kopecki, reporter for Dow Jones newswires, talked about the investigation into accounting irregularities at Fannie Mae. This week, the Securities and Exchange Commission ruled that the …

Flynt Leverett, visiting fellow at the Brookings Institute, talked about the Intelligence Reform Bill signed into law by President George W. Bush the previous day. Mr. Leverett recently publ…

Telephone lines were open for audience comments on the Food and Drug Administration’s approval process. The question pertains to the regulatory agency’s halting of the trial for the painkill…

Participating from Orlando, Florida, Donnie Fowler talked about his bid for chairman of the Democratic National Committee and the future of his party. He is in Orlando to speak to a meeting …

Participating by phone, Jerome Armstrong, founder of mydd.com, talked about the candidates for chairman of the Democratic National Committee. Participating from Orlando, Florida, Wellin…

Dr. John Nelson, President of the American Medical Association, talked about the American Medical Association’s decision this week in support of importing drugs from other countries. during …

Dan Goure, Vice President of the Lexington Institute, talked about the status of U.S. armored military vehicles in Iraq. He also responded to telephone calls, faxes, and electronic mail from…

Telephone lines were opened for audience comments.

Joel Winston talked about the Federal Trade Commission’s new program, which requires credit scoring services to provide a free credit report. He will discuss how this effort will educate con…

Author Bill Hillsman talked about his book Run the Other Way: Fixing the Two-Party System, One Campaign at a Time, published by Free Press. He also responded to telephone calls, faxes, and …

Telephone lines were opened for audience comments.

Two editors from conservative campus papers discussed the news of the day. Both students are attending a two-day conference for conservative newspaper editors in Washington, D.C. They also r…

LA Times Correspondent David Holley talked by telephone from Kiev, Ukraine about the situation in Ukraine and its presidential election. He also responded to telephone calls from viewers.