May 29 15 Young Go-getters You'll Want to Meet By Cat Wise One of the participants in Nest, an organization that offers business consulting in developing countries. Photo courtesy of Nest. Over the last six months, the PBS NewsHour's Agents for Change series… Continue reading
May 28 The Tuesday Cutline...a Contest By Tom LeGro Life looks a little different on the other side of the bars, doesn't it? Yes, sometimes it's good to change your perspective. It can make you appreciate the things you take for granted -- like that you don't sleep in… Continue reading
May 24 What Can U.S. Do to Be Effective Abroad? Haass Says Look Within By Larisa Epatko The United States' largest threat no longer comes from the outside -- the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany of yore -- but from within, says foreign policy analyst and author Richard Haass. Continue reading
May 23 Around the Nation By Tom LeGro Here are four arts and culture videos from public broadcasting partners around the nation. Continue reading
May 23 The Daily Frame By Tom LeGro A performer participates in the 10th anniversary celebration of the El Salvador Museum of Art in San Salvador. Photo by Jose Cabezas/AFP/Getty Images. Continue reading
May 22 Watch Houston Grand Opera Embraces Multicultural Chorus of Community Stories Houston Grand Opera Embraces Multicultural Chorus of Community Stories… Continue watching
May 22 More Than Meets the Eye in Virtual Immigration 'March' Tens of thousands of immigration reform supporters marched on the West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol on April 10, 2013. A two-day bipartisan campaign called "March for Innovation" encourages supporters to take a stand online. Photo by Saul Loeb/… Continue reading
May 22 Wednesday on the NewsHour: The Houston Grand Opera Sings to a New Audience By Tom LeGro, Mary Jo Brooks An epic journey told in song. Laments about lost loves. A protracted death scene. Just another production at the Houston Grand Opera. But there's nothing typical about "Cruzar la Cara de la Luna," or "To Cross the Face of the… Continue reading
May 22 'Black Watch' Is Worth Watching By Tom LeGro Have you ever thought of marching, fighting soldiers as ballet dancers? In a play called "Black Watch," now intriguing audiences in San Francisco, a troupe of Scottish actors, all male, spends nearly two hours strutting across the stage, choreographed as… Continue reading
May 22 The Daily Frame By Nick Corcodilos A little boy looks at art works on the floor and wall by Ugo Rondinone, which are represented at the Art Basel art show in Hong Kong. Continue reading