Nation Jan 13

Former President Jimmy Carter may fly first class, but he makes it a point to shake hands with fellow passengers.

Nation Jan 12

"Now more than ever it takes so much courage to be a journalist. To understand that every word you may write, every cartoon you might draw could be your last. The chilling effect this can have may result in stories…

World Jan 09

Live updates on the Charlie Hebdo attacks.

Nation Jan 07

The soldier was medically retired from the rank of specialist in 2007.

Science Jan 06

Private spaceflight agency SpaceX scrubbed its launch early Tuesday morning of a rocket intended to supply the International Space Station, because of a technical glitch with the booster’s upper-stage motor, NASA reported.

Nation Jan 04

From a candid interview with Bryan Cranston to the roots of gang violence in El Salvador, here's a look back at some of the what you may have missed from NewsHour Weekend's first full calendar year on air.

Politics Jan 01

Former New York governor Mario Cuomo has died at his home in New York City, according to a family friend. He was 82.

World Dec 30

Russian opposition activist Alexei Navalny was detained Tuesday after breaking his house detention to attend a protest outside the Kremlin.

Nation Dec 26

European Space Agency astronaut Alexander Gerst used his 166 days aboard the International Space Station to build an enormous high-resolution time lapse sequence featuring more than 12,000 photos of the planet, the atmosphere and the systems on the station.

World Dec 25

In Ukraine, religion is another battlefront in the conflict between pro-Russia and pro-Ukraine supporters. Special correspondent Kira Kay reports on the political pressures that have divided congregations.