6/18/96 -- Russian Presidential Elections:
Special correspondent Simon Marks in Moscow discusses the meaning of the June 16
election, where Russians voted for a President for the first time in their 1000 year history.
6/14/96 -- Northern Ireland Peace Talks: Belfast Telegraph columnist Barry White and Dublin's Irish Times political reporter Deaglan de Breadun discuss the prospects for peace.
6/12/96 -- Al Vecchione: MacNeil/Lehrer President on free airtime for candidates and Character Above All.
6/7/96 -- Wisconsin Works?: Two WI officials debate that state's attempt to end welfare as we know it.
6/4/96 -- Presidential Character: Historian Michael Beschloss on the role of a President's character.
5/31/96 -- Israel's Future: NewsHour's correspondent in Israel, Charles Krause, on the election.
5/28/96 -- Stand for Children: Stand for Children organizer Jonah Edelman on the state of America's children.
5/24/96 -- System Failure?: Author Haynes Johnson on the health care debate in 1994.
5/21/96 -- Punish the Parents Forum: Should parents be responsible for their children's crimes? Talk with the city attorney who prosecuted two parents.
5/16/96 -- Mother of Invention: Has America lost its creativity?
5/14/96 -- The GOP: A House Divided: coauthors discuss divisions within the Republican ranks
5/10/96 -- The Minimum Wage Debate: two economists argue over raising base pay
5/6/96 -- The South African Embassy on the Mandela era
5/3/96 -- Rep. Rick White on Congress and the Internet
4/29/96 -- Governor Christine Todd Whitman: New Jersey's Governor discusses the role of women in the GOP.
4/26/96 -- Chernobyl: 10 Years Later: The Deputy Director of the Office of International Health Studies looks at the fallout from the worst nuclear disaster in human history.
4/24/96 -- Daughters to Work Day: An analyst answers questions about trends in the female workforce.
4/22/96 -- Earth Day, Every Day?: The Sierra Club answered questions on the future of the environmental movement.
4/19/96 -- Telecommunications Act: New Yorker technology writer Ken Auletta looks at the new act and its impact on the Internet.
4/15/96 -- Taxing Times: The Institute for Research on the Economics of Taxation examines proposals to change the tax system.
4/12/96 -- Free Air Time?: Paul Taylor, journalist and head of the Free Air Time Coalition discusses giving tv time to candidates.
4/10/96 -- The Korean Crisis: Foreign Policy expert Don Oberdorfer looks at recent events on the Korean peninsula.
4/5/96 -- Religion in America: Two religious experts look at the recent trends in faith.
4/3/96 -- Rep. Toby Roth on his proposal to make English the official language of America.
4/1/96 -- Rep. Henry Waxman on the tobacco industry.
3/29/96 -- Kwame Holman on covering Congress
3/25/96 -- Dr. Harris Sussman on the economic security issue
