Alberto Gonzales and Juan Carlos Lopez talk with Soledad O'Brien about the candidates' strategy to win Latino support.

Fareed Zakaria and Bob Baer discuss the complex diplomatic situation in Syria and what the U.S. needs to consider before getting involved.

A plaintiff in the Murfreesboro mosque case explains why she's in a legal battle with the Muslim community.

The Syrian regime says they haven't broken a ceasefire they agreed to weeks ago. Russia and China continue to diplomatically protect al-Assad. We're Keeping Them Honest.

CNN's Tom Foreman profiles Florida Sen. Marco Rubio who is considered a potential running mate for Mitt Romney.

CNN's Gary Tuchman investigates the "birther" conspiracy surrounding President Barack Obama.

Alex Thomson, Chief Correspondent for Channel 4 News, spoke with residents of Houla, Syria who say men from surrounding villages attacked after shelling hit the town Friday.

Thomson says there have been ethnic, religious, and sectarian tensions in the area for sometime. About 100 men arrived, and villagers said "they were wearing basically military-style uniforms but were civilians." They also told Thomson the attackers went from house-to-house slaughtering people.

Watch a preview and see the full interview at 8 and 10 p.m. ET tonight on AC360°.

After billions of federal stimulus dollars pledged to build a new rail line, the project is plagued with problems.

The U.S. and eight other countries ask Syrian diplomats to leave in retaliation for the needless slaughter of more than 100 people, including dozens of children, in Houla. Syria’s president Bashar al-Assad has condemned the killings and promises an investigation. But Keeping Them Honest, after 15 months of violence and reports of 12,000 deaths the people of Syria deserve more. They want a promise to end the bloodshed.