This spring, German Chancellor Angela Merkel announced that her country would be the first in the world to completely abandon nuclear power. This radical policy change was motivated in part by the disaster at Japan's Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant, but it also has roots in Germany's strong anti-nuclear movement.
Correspondent Mark Schapiro probes the case of a South African businessman who attempted to export 200 nuclear bomb triggers from the U.S. to Pakistan via Cape Town.
RT @JewettCIR: #Medicare to stop reporting on falls, bed sores, objects left in people after surgeries at hospitals - http://t.co/o1ZqSQA6yN via @wheisel
RT @Aaron_Glantz: Documents obtained by @cironline, show the VA processed 260,000 fewer claims than planned during the past 18 months http://t.co/6BYVr32NN1
