Oct 10 Watch Desert Faith Essayist Richard Rodriguez reflects on what unites and divides some religions. Continue watching
Oct 10 Watch Book Conversation: "1491" Charles Mann, author of '1491: New Revelations of the Americas Before Columbus,' discusses his new book. Continue watching
Oct 06 Watch Good Night, and Good Luck By PBS News Hour Jeffrey Brown talks with actor and director George Clooney about his new movie that focuses on journalist Edward R. Murrow's pursuit of Sen. Joseph McCarthy. Continue watching
Sep 27 Watch Darfur’s Smallest Witnesses An exhibition of drawings by children in Darfur, Sudan collected by a human rights researcher reflect the violence of the war-torn region. Continue watching
Sep 22 Watch Left Behind Essayist Clarence Page of the Chicago Tribune reflects on the connections between race, class and poverty. Continue watching
Sep 15 New Orleans Mayor Lays Out Repopulation Plan By Admin, PBS News Hour New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin said Thursday residents may start returning over the weekend to large areas of the gradually recovering city -- although certain parts remain flooded and soiled from the levee breaks caused by Hurricane Katrina. Continue reading
Sep 09 Watch Roger Rosenblatt Reflects on Hurricane Katrina Essayist Roger Rosenblatt explores public policy and the consequences of Hurricane Katrina. Continue watching
Sep 07 California Legislature Approves Gay Marriages By PBS News Hour California lawmakers passed a bill Tuesday allowing same-sex marriages, becoming the first state in the nation to do so. The bill now heads to Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's desk where it may face a veto. Continue reading
Sep 06 Watch Richard Rodriguez Reflects on the Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina Essayist Richard Rodriguez reflects on Hurricane Katrina and its aftermath. Continue watching
Sep 05 President Returns to Louisiana As Questions of Race Remain By PBS News Hour President Bush, who has faced withering criticism for the slow federal response to Hurricane Katrina, visited the storm-ravaged Gulf Coast for the second time in four days. Continue reading