Electing a Pope: Cardinal Describes Weight of Conclave Vote
VATICAN CITY — Storm clouds gathered over St. Peter’s Basilica today, almost as if God Himself wanted a somber setting for a somber day in the history of the Catholic Church. Inside, all of the 115 cardinals and, symbolically, all the faithful, gathered for one… Read More »
EmailChildren Among Seriously Injured in Damascus Explosion
ABC News’ Terry Moran and his team take a rare and dangerous journey into the embattled Syrian capital of Damascus for the special report: Inside Syria: The Battle for Damascus. It’s dark here now. Downtown Damascus seems shaken to its core by today’s attacks. At… Read More »
An Attempt at Normalcy as Damascus Finds Itself Caught in the Crosshairs
ABC News’ Terry Moran and his team take a rare and dangerous journey into the embattled Syrian capital of Damascus for the special report: Inside Syria: The Battle for Damascus. It’s just an ordinary place in Damascus – a hostel for visiting sports teams near… Read More »
Within Earshot of Syrian Civil War, Damascus Citizens Carry On
ABC News’ Terry Moran and his team take a rare and dangerous journey into the embattled capital of Damascus for the special report: Inside Syria: The Battle for Damascus. Life in a city under siege is surreal. Damascus, with its traffic jams and business deals,… Read More »
Damascus Holds Its Breath as Syrian Civil War Reaches Its Door
ABC News’ Terry Moran and his team take a rare and dangerous journey into the embattled capital of Damascus for the special report: Inside Syria: The Battle for Damascus. Damascus is quiet tonight — too quiet. We arrived a few hours ago in this tense… Read More »
Andrew Breitbart: The Vandal and the Crusader
Whatever else he was — and he was many things — Andrew Breitbart was God’s gift to interviewers. The guy was a walking polemic, a sound-bite machine, spewing out hot sentences of furious — and sometimes spurious — commentary and controversy. Breitbart was filled… Read More »
What makes a terrorist?
I’ve just returned from London, where I was covering what some people are calling "the doctors’ plot"–the botched terror attacks last week on London’s West End and Glasgow’s airport. Investigators say the perpetrators were doctors, medical students and other health-care professionals, and among the many… Read More »
Imus and Hip-Hop
I’m no expert about rap or hip-hop–far from it. Loved Public Enemy as a young man, still have Missy Elliott’s "The Rain" on the iPod. But aside from the purchase of Kanye West’s "The College Dropout" a couple of years ago–on a friend’s recommendation that… Read More »
Don’t Feel Too Sorry for the Dukies
Mike Nifong, the North Carolina prosecutor who pursued a case of rape and kidnapping against three Duke University lacrosse players, has been found to have been reckless and deceitful in the discharge of his duties according to the state’s attorney general. He abused the power… Read More »
Sen. McCain: The Preview
We spent the day with Sen. John McCain as he campaigned in New Hampshire today. We’ll have a full report on Nightline on Monday, but the Senator had some interesting thoughts to share: ON FUNDRAISING: Sen. McCain admitted that he would fall short of fundraising… Read More »
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