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Gov't To Investigate Interrogation Practices
The U.S. government plans to begin a criminal investigation into interrogation tactics used by the CIA against terror suspects. CBS News Legal Analyst Andrew Cohen explains.
Up To The Minute
Potty Talk Decoded
Toilet Training Your Son Or Daughter
Potty Talk
Toilet training your child can be a battle, especially if your child is resistant to the idea. Tricia O'Brien, Features Editor for American Baby Magazine, has some tips for streamlining the process.
Tourists Find Surprises In England
Hotels, Standards Different Overseas
Credit Card Companies Implement Changes
Government Aims To Protect Consumers
Afghan Ambassador Reacts To Elections
Afghan Ambassador to the U.N. Zahir Tanin spoke with UTTM Contributor Frank Ucciardo and offered his thoughts about the recent elections in Afghanistan.
Tourists Find Surprises In England
As Ed Boyle explains in this London Comment, some tourists are getting a few unexpected surprises while visiting England.
Credit Card Changes Aiming To Protect Consumers
Government mandated credit card lending changes are beginning to take effect. Officials are hoping the changes will help consumers get out of debt faster and put an end to predatory lending. Kelli Grant, Sr. Consumer Reporter for SmartMoney.com, explains.
Afghanistan Elections Cause Violent Protests
Citizens of Afghanistan are voting to elect their new leader, who will rule for the next five years. Jere van Dyk, CBS News Consultant, discusses the elections and the violence in the region.
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