Nation Mar 03 Why Elvis shot this TV (and other photos from the new Graceland entertainment complex) Along with his snarling baritone and swiveling hips, Elvis apparently was known for his gunslinging.
World Mar 01 You asked: How are refugees referred to live in the U.S.? After seeing how refugees are vetted, some readers asked us to go back even further in the process and explain how cases are referred to the U.S. in the first place.
World Feb 24 As fighting worsens in Mosul, aid groups struggle to help those who choose to stay Aid groups are discovering that many Iraqis want to stay in their homes, rather than venturing to temporary camps. “We’re not able to get into western Mosul, but we can only predict that the situation there remains dire," said Su’ad…
World Feb 21 What is it like to be a Muslim at a Baptist university? Baylor University senior Lama Zakzok would like to add one more religious student organization to Baylor's list: Project Nur, an initiative meant to build acceptance for Muslims and prepare future leaders in social justice.
World Feb 20 You asked: How are refugees vetted today? When President Donald Trump signed an executive order last month suspending the U.S. refugee program in order to implement more “extreme vetting,” PBS NewsHour viewers asked us what the current vetting process is.
World Feb 17 In South Sudan, a mother reunites with her children Families scatter in the chaos of South Sudan's internal fighting, but from time to time, lost loved ones are reunited.
World Feb 13 Push against Russia’s ‘disinformation’ goes online Two U.S. government-funded news organizations, known for their counter-propaganda efforts during Soviet times, are turning to social media to reach Russian audiences.
World Feb 10 Here’s what the Mexico border wall looks like now President Donald Trump wants to build up the border between Mexico and the U.S. Here's what that 1,900-mile stretch looks like now.
World Feb 07 For Syrian refugees, uncertainty as legal battle over immigration ban unfolds Advocacy groups say refugees who have resettled in the U.S. are concerned about what will happen to their family members living abroad.
World Jan 30 Confusion, questions and handcuffs met this Sudanese scholar at the airport Customs and border protection were "trying to figure out what to do" when Nisrin Elamin arrived at John F. Kennedy International Airport on Friday night, hours after President Donald Trump signed an executive order.