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EmbedVideo(347, 482, 304); Also on Wednesday's broadcast, Paul Solman looks at what the "debt ceiling" means, Ray Suarez examines the economic and personal impact of rising gas prices, Gwen Ifill has an update on the standoff in Libya,…

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Paul Solman answers questions from NewsHour viewers and web users on business and economic news most days on his Making Sen$e page. Here's Wednesday's query: Name: George Sacco Question: In these economic reports there never seems to…

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In today's arts and culture headlines, Philadephia's Orchestra faces serious funding facts.

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Special correspondent Jeffrey Kaye reports from Guangdong province in southern China on the clash between the populous nation's economic ambitions and worsening pollution problem.

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In honor of Artists Month on Independent Lens, Art Beat and ITVS will present a live chat with some of the filmmakers behind their lineup of documentaries.

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Visual artist Sir Peter Blake, 79, has been one of the most famous Pop purveyors in Britain since the 1950s. His recent works will be on show in New York this spring.

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Tax day is breathing down our necks: just under one week left to file. And that's including this year's three-day extension; tax day bumped from the traditional April 15th to the 18th, since D.C. government workers have the day off…

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In today's arts and culture headlines, David Byrne gets an apology for the misuse of one of his songs in a campaign ad.

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The Detroit Symphony Orchestra returned to the stage this weekend for two free concerts.

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Hundreds of California's schools do not meet the construction codes for earthquake safety.

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