The U.S. is one of few countries to grant citizenship to children born on its soil, but many have suggested that the country revoke this right to deter immigration. See the different citizenship laws and requirements in each country. Read more.
Less than a year ago, Pandit became CEO of this now-troubled organization. Charlie Rose talks to Pandit about Citi’s problems and government bailout, in his first tv interview on the subject. Watch now.
* Economic woes spread around the globe
* Thai ship attacked by pirates
* Deadly street battles in Thailand
* Brazil emerges as an oil giant
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Every year this nation’s economy struggles to absorb 20 million new unemployed, while the newly-rich move to gated communities with private schools and tennis courts. If this sounds like Daddy Warbucks’ America, it isn’t. It’s the new China. Watch. (Originally aired: 7/18/2002).
In some churches, services are no longer limited to the reach of the pastor’s voice. Pastor Daniel Harrell, one of the ministers at the Park Street Church on the Boston Common, wanted his congregation to actually live according to the laws in Old Testament Book of Leviticus for one month and then to log their experiences on the Internet. Watch. (Originally aired: 11/21/2008).
He believes he is destined to change Venezuela and the whole of Latin America–who is Hugo Chavez, and where is he headed? Watch this 90-minute documentary online, and view the Frontline site with more stories, interviews, discussion and more. (Airs 11/25 at 9:00 pm)
* Economic rescue around the globe
* British troops patrol in Afghanistan
* Indian call centers
* Trash to treasure in Brazil
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There are gatherings all over the country this month and next remembering the late Trappist monk Thomas Merton on the 40th anniversary of his untimely death. He said that any person off the street could have a deeply spiritual life, if they care to. Watch. (Originally aired: 11/21/2008).
Time is running out for the Bush Administration, and they are making a last-minute push to instate new policy changes — a practice commonly known as “midnight regulations.” Watch. (Originally aired: 11/21/2008).
Brett Shipp, television reporter from Dallas-Fort Worth’s WFAA, investigates what’s behind a series of deadly house explosions in North Texas. He traces the trouble to a piece of aging equipment that connects homeowners’ gaslines to their gas meters. Watch. (Originally aired: 11/21/2008).
