Aug 14 Watch Essayist Clarence Page Discusses Friendship and Technology NewsHour essayist Clarence Page from the Chicago Tribune writes about friendships in the 21st century. Continue watching
Aug 03 Watch Essayist Discusses Views on Time in the Summer Guest NewsHour Essayist Nancy Gibbs of Time magazine talks about time passing in the summer. Continue watching
Aug 03 Watch Two Art Museums Reopen in Washington, D.C., After Extensive Renovations The National Portrait Gallery and American Art Museum, two major art museums in Washington, D.C., reopen after six years and $300 million in renovations. Continue watching
Aug 02 Watch Essayist Richard Rodriguez Writes on Justice and Class NewsHour Essayist Richard Rodriguez shares thoughts on justice and class. Continue watching
Aug 02 Watch Lebanese-Americans Disagree with U.S. and Israeli Policy Toward Lebanon As fighting continues in the Middle East, Lebanese-Americans and other Arab groups in the United States worry for relatives stuck in the war zone. They also protest Israel's offensive in southern Lebanon -- and the U.S. policy supporting a military… Continue watching
Jul 26 Watch Kay Ryan Discusses New Collection of Poems Award-winning poet Kay Ryan describes her writing process as "self imposed emergencies." She reads some selections from her new collection, "The Niagara River."… Continue watching
Jul 26 Watch Humanitarian Aid Efforts in Lebanon Continue on Slow Path International agencies are providing relief aid to the estimated 700,000 Lebanese civilians displaced by the recent crisis. Israel opened four humanitarian corridors into Lebanon on Tuesday for relief agencies to provide food and medicine to those in need. Continue watching
Jul 19 Watch Mexicans React to Immigration Crisis in America Ray Suarez reports on the Mexican perspective on the border crisis with the United States. Continue watching
Jul 10 Watch Essay Explores Origin of ‘The Bottom Line’ Essayist Roger Rosenblatt shares some "bottom line" thoughts on American culture and profit. Continue watching
Jul 06 New York, Georgia Courts Deal Setbacks to Gay Marriage By PBS News Hour Top courts in New York and Georgia ruled independently Thursday that gay marriage is not allowed under their states' laws. Continue reading