Security Tightened at Munich's Oktoberfest

Authorities in Munich, Germany have tightened up security at this year's Oktoberfest. The city's police chief says although there was no direct threat, a government assessment showed officers need to be vigilant at the annual beer festival. (Sept. 29)

Ovechkin's Top 3 Goals

Capitals superstar Alex Ovechkin talks to The Washington Post's Tarik El-Bashir about three of his most spectacular goals, starting with "The Goal" against Phoenix in 2006. File footage courtesy of the NHL.

On Leadership: Seth Goldman, CEO of Honest Tea

The Honest Tea founder talks with Steve Pearlstein about his ideas to change Coke, and explains why thinks of himself as a "public servant."

Ovechkin’s Top 3 Goals

Capitals superstar Alex Ovechkin talks to The Washington Post's Tarik El-Bashir about three of his most spectacular goals, starting with "The Goal" against Phoenix in 2006. File footage courtesy of the NHL.

Ovechkin's Top 3 Goals

Capitals superstar Alex Ovechkin talks to The Washington Post's Tarik El-Bashir about three of his most spectacular goals, starting with "The Goal" against Phoenix in 2006. File footage courtesy of the NHL.

Senate Panel Kills Health 'Public Option'

President Barack Obama kept alive his hopes for a bipartisan health care bill as a U.S. Senate committee turned back an effort by liberals Tuesday to inject a government-run insurance plan into the legislation. (Sept. 29)

Ovechkin’s Top 3 Goals

Capitals superstar Alex Ovechkin talks to The Washington Post's Tarik El-Bashir about three of his most spectacular goals, starting with “The Goalâ€� against Phoenix in 2006. File footage courtesy of the NHL.

WPL: Picking Up the Pieces

The Washington Post's Barry Svrluga and John Feinstein join Ivan Carter to talk Redskins football as the team tries to bounce back from a tough loss to the Detroit Lions.

Caps Send Bourque Back to Square One

One day after being elated to learn he'd finally made it out of the minor leagues and would start the season as a Washington Capital, forward Chris Bourque is told he's been put on waivers.

Residents Flee Tsunami After Strong Quake

A tsunami swept into Pago Pago in American Samoa shortly after an earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 8.3 shook the Pacific area. (Sept. 29)

Ovechkin Interrupts Bruce Boudreau's Media Scrum

The Washington Capitals' star left wing interrupts Coach Boudreau while he takes questions from the media. Earlier in the day, teammate Alexander Semin jokingly stole Boudreau's rolling suitcase and Ovechkin wanted his coach's reaction.

Caps On Offseason Competition

The Washington Post's Dan Steinberg wonders what members of the Capitals do in the offseason to keep the competitive juices flowing.

Unplugged: Olympics Bid Brings Political Risks

Nancy Cordes, Chicago Sun-Times' Lynn Sweet and Washington Post's Ezra Klein discuss President Obama's upcoming Olympics pitch in Copenhagen and the latest on health care. Plus; CBS News' John Bentley reports on Eliot Spitzer's possible second act.

Neighborhood Bullying Leads Mom, Daughter Death?

Years of torment from young neighbours led a despairing single mother to kill herself and her disabled daughter, and police inaction contributed to the deaths, a British inquest jury ruled on Monday. (Sept. 29) (The Associated Press)

Raw Video: Justices Pose for Group Photo

The newest Supreme Court member, Justice Sonia Sotomayor, posed with her colleagues for a new group photograph on Tuesday. (Sept. 29) (The Associated Press)