Mixed Blessings In China

Rescue teams are finally reaching the more remote areas of China's earthquake zone, but often they are too late. Celia Hatton reports.

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In reports on Cindy McCain's speech at a Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, campaign event, the CBS Evening News, Fox News' The Live Desk, and the Politico's Jonathan Martin all noted McCain's attack on Sen....

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Products made in China have come under scrutiny after high-profile cases involving contaminated pet food and toothpaste grabbed national headlines. Katie Couric hopes China raises its standards.

Pollution in China has reached worrying heights. Sixteen of the world's 20 most-polluted cities are in China, and pollution from China is reaching the U.S. Barry Petersen reports.

Is China ready to have the world's eyes focused on it? Katie Couric reflects on the effect the 2008 Summer Olympics might have on the Chinese regime.

Pet food, toothpaste, toys: they're all on the list of toxic imports from China recently banned by the U.S. Barry Petersen reports on what the Chinese government is doing to improve its exports.

Although China agreed to the U.N. resolution calling for financial and weapons sanctions on North Korea, it now says it will not enforce a key part of the measure. Bill Plante reports.

China is the world's largest producer of violins and other musical instruments. An expert violin maker is now teaching young people to make the world's best violins. Barry Petersen reports.