All Blog Posts from Couric & Co.
The Notebook: Fidel Castro
Many alive today cannot remember a world without Fidel Castro. Putting aside monarchs, he has been the world's longest-ruling head of state.
Video: Cuba's future is now uncertain. But one thing is certain: someone else will decide it. For more from the Notebook, click the monitor at left.
The Notebook: Benazir Bhutto
When Benazir Bhutto returned to her beloved Pakistan in October, she was warned that her life may be in danger. Defiantly, she continued her campaign for Parliament in the face of violent opposition.
She was assassinated today. Click the monitor for the rest of the Notebook.
She was assassinated today. Click the monitor for the rest of the Notebook.
The Notebook: Generation RX
More young people are abusing prescription drugs. What can we do about "Generation RX"?
Click the video link to find out.
The Notebook: Brave Journalist
One journalist spent eight years in jail in China for exposing misconduct. He was released in December. CBS News spoke with him recently, and heard his words of wisdom — and perseverance.
Click the monitor for the Notebook with Anthony Mason.
The Notebook: Santa Ana Winds
The story in California keeps getting worse -- in large measure because of the fabled Santa Ana winds.
Click the video link to find out why.
The Notebook: California Ablaze
What is happening in California is astonishing -- but numbers don't tell the whole story.
Click the video link for more.
Click the video link for more.
The Notebook: A Fallen Hero
Today, President Bush honored a fallen hero, awarding the Medal of Honor for the first time to a soldier who died in Afghanistan.
Click the video link for more.
The Notebook: Alternative Cancer Care
With more people living with cancer, instead of dying from it, a growing percentage are seeking alternative treatments to help with their care.
And for some, that could be a mistake.
Click the video link to find out why. Continue »
The Notebook: The President's Choice
President Bush's nominee for Attorney General is a safe choice -- and one that is being positively received by both Democrats and Republicans.
Click the image for more.
Click the image for more.
The Notebook: Perspectives On Iraq
Iraq has dominated the news this week -- but has anything really changed?
Click the video link for more.
