Arts

"Wagah," a documentary by filmmaker Supriyo Sen, highlights the impressive military ceremony attended by thousands of people each day in a village on the India-Pakistan border. This excerpt is part of The Economist Film Project series of independently produced films…

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As Riots Subside, U.K. Justice System Starts to Process Young Suspects

English cities were tense but calm Thursday as police established a forceful presence on the streets where rioters and looters had prevailed days before. Jane Deith of Independent Television News reports on efforts to arrest and process the accused rioters.

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Around the Nation

A round-up of great arts and culture videos from public broadcasters around the nation.

How Bad Is the Current Stock Crash?

Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange on Thursday. Photo by Jin Lee/Bloomberg via Getty Images Editor's Note: Given the rollercoaster behavior of the stock market over the past few weeks, we checked…

Thursday’s Art Notes

In today's arts and culture headlines, an update on the construction of the new Barnes Foundation building.

Mobile Slaughterhouse Helps Wash. State Farmers Meet Demand for Local Food

With the popularity of local food on the rise, Washington state farmer Cheryl Ouellette raises pigs to meet the demand. However, small farmers often can't process their own meat. A mobile slaughterhouse program brings a USDA-licensed facility to farms to…

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