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Black Holes and Campaign 2012Gwen's Take The scientists at the University of California Berkeley have discovered something awesome: monster black holes – 10 billion times the mass of the sun – that suck in everything around them. Even light |
New Poll Finds a Deep Distrust of GovernmentOn The Radar With Election Day just over a year away, a deep sense of economic anxiety and doubt about the future hangs over the nation, according to the latest New York Times/CBS News poll, with Americans’ distrust of government at its highest level ever. |
PBS NewsHour: Obama's $86 Million Campaign Haul Leaves GOP Competitors Far BehindWeb content July 13, 2011 The Obama campaign announced Wednesday that it raised an eye-popping $86 million over the last three months for both President Obama's re-election campaign and the Democratic National Committee. Gwen Ifill and NewsHour political editor David Chalian discuss the numbers. |
June 11, 2010Weekly Show The panel takes on the politics of the Gulf oil spill, Tuesday's election results and what they could mean for November. And are Democrats beginning to distance themselves from the President? And the conversation continues online. This week, Gwen and the panel will discuss the the results of the primary elections across the country this past Tuesday, and the political ramifications to both the Obama administration and the President himself on the handling of the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. |
On the Radar: June 4, 2010Legacy: On The Radar |
The Perils of AmbitionGwen's Take On a hot summer day in 2008, I visited the Civil Rights Institute in downtown Birmingham with the man who thought he was going to be Alabama’s first African American governor. |
On the Radar: June 3, 2010Legacy: On The Radar |
On the Radar: June 1, 2010Legacy: On The Radar Deadline for reviewing oil drilling proposal's impact may be flexible |
PBS NewsHour: Spending Spree Marks Republican California Governor's PrimaryWeb content May 28, 2010 Tensions mount in California's multi-million dollar Republican primary race for California governor, where over $90 million has already been spent on campaigns. Gwen Ifill reports on the contentious and expensive contest. |
California Post - Schwarzenegger: A Left Coast FableGwen's Take I was strolling through the town square in the pretty, precious town of Mill Valley, California last weekend, reporting on California’s gubernatorial race, when I realized I might have to change my mind about politics. Only a few weeks ago, I told an audience in Tampa, Florida that, when it comes to news value, their state is the gift that keeps on giving. (Think Elian Gonzales, Charlie Crist, the 2000 recount). Politics is never boring in the Sunshine State. |
