Harry Smith looks at voters' concern about the economy and how the presidential candidates need to understand what is at stake.

Harry Smith talks about the "urgency of now," in relation to the primary elections and politics of the past.

In business "regulation is a dirty word," says Harry Smith. Free marketers generally want to be left alone, but now the mortgage crisis has many asking for the government to step in.

News on the economy gets grimmer every day, says Harry Smith, but on Wall Street things are about to be a lot merrier. It's bonus season!

In the presidential race, Harry Smith says whoever knows what the outcome will be is either really smart or doesn't know what they are talking about.

Immigration is one of the top issues this election year, especially in states such as Arizona and Oklahoma. CBS News Correspondent Harry Smith explains how important this issue is for voters there.

People are buzzing over Hillary Clinton's press conference in New Hampshire yesterday in which she appeared on the verge of tears. While some speculate the act was staged, Clinton hopes that people see her in a different way, as human, not just another presidential candidate. Harry Smith reports.

Overwhelmed by the relentless onslaught of Christmas, Harry Smith steps into a cab and relearns something about the real meaning of the holiday.

The global warming conference in Bali is nearing an end and answers have not been forthcoming. Harry Smith reports.

Forget hybrids -- how about a hydrogen car, capable of getting up to 65 miles to the gallon? Harry Smith reports.