Lawmakers Pass Groundbreaking Constitution in Tunisia

Tunisia is beginning a fresh political chapter after lawmakers passed a new constitution late Sunday that some herald as a model for other Arab countries. A newly named caretaker government will be tasked to usher the country to elections. Tunisia's airwaves were full of the news Monday morning - the North African country finally has a new constitution, more than three years after its revolution ousting long-time dictator Zine el Abidine Ben Ali. Tunisian Prime Minister Mehdi...

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