Apr 05 The Daily Frame By Molly Finnegan Workers re-install "Fluegelauto" -- a golden, winged Ford Fiesta -- at the City Museum in Cologne, Germany. Continue reading
Apr 05 Two Million Children Endangered by Syrian Conflict, Aid Group Says By Joshua Barajas EmbedVideo(6131, 482, 304); Save the Children's President and CEO Carolyn Miles details the aid group's efforts to support Syrian children within the war-torn country. Read more about the plight of Syrian children in Save the Children's… Continue reading
Apr 04 Former INS Chief Talks Politics of Immigration Reform The fence that stands on the United States-Mexico border in Naco, Ariz. Photo by Jahi Chikwendiu/ The Washington Post via Getty Images. Doris Meissner sometimes gets accused of taking a pro-Democratic view in her current work as senior fellow… Continue reading
Apr 04 Around the Nation By Tom LeGro Here are four arts and culture videos from public broadcasting partners around the nation. Continue reading
Apr 04 The Daily Frame By Tom LeGro People explore "Dance Door" by Robert Graham at the Los Angeles Music Center. Continue reading
Apr 02 Watch Poet Gerald Stern Looks Back on a Career Spent Reading and Writing Poet Gerald Stern Looks Back on a Career Spent Reading and Writing… Continue watching
Apr 02 Watch NRA Group Offers Proposal for Armed Security Personnel at Every U.S. School NRA Group Offers Proposal for Armed Security Personnel at Every U.S. School… Continue watching
Apr 02 Poet Gerald Stern Looks Back on a Career Spent Reading and Writing By News Desk Jeffrey Brown talks with Gerald Stern, one of America's most acclaimed poets. At 87, Stern received the Bobbitt National Prize for Poetry from the Library of Congress for his collection, "Early Collected Poems: 1965-1992." Stern reflects on his working class… Continue reading
Apr 02 The Tuesday Cutline…a Contest By Tom LeGro "Houston, uh, we have a problem." It looks like these astronauts were dropped off in the wrong place -- like the line to buy Powerball tickets, maybe? Write a caption to the photo above, and we'll send the author of… Continue reading
Apr 02 A World Tour to Meet a Florist, a Barber and Other Microloan Entrepreneurs By Larisa Epatko They live continents apart -- Symon in Kenya and Bo in Cambodia -- but they have a common thread. Both started small businesses with microloans they received through the networking website Kiva. Continue reading