Nation Feb 05 On the PBS NewsHour Tonight On Tuesday's NewsHour: A newly public Justice Department paper outlines the legal framework for killing U.S. citizens linked to terror Then, President Obama's use of campaign-style events to push legislation The government goes after Standard & Poor's And, a match-fixing…
Nation Feb 01 On the PBS NewsHour Tonight On Friday's NewsHour: A terrorist attack kills two outside the U.S. embassy in Turkey's capital The growing divide between Israelis and Palestinians Hillary Clinton's legacy after four years as secretary of state Shields and Brooks And the big game on…
Nation Jan 31 On the PBS NewsHour Tonight On Thursday's NewsHour: Tough questions for former Sen. Chuck Hagel at his confirmation hearing to be the next secretary of defense Syrian refugees flee to Jordan The debate in Israel over a nuclear-armed Iran Former Vice President Al…
Nation Jan 30 On the PBS NewsHour Tonight On Wednesday's NewsHour: Former Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords urges Congress to enact tougher gun laws The state of the economic recovery The Israeli airstrike inside Syria Newly elected Wisconsin Sen. Tammy Baldwin And, dissident Chen Guangcheng…
World Jan 28 Reports: Ancient Manuscripts in Timbuktu Damaged During Fighting The Ahmed Baba Institute, an Islamic learning center in the town of Timbuktu in the West African nation of Mali, holds thousands of ancient drawings and writings from the Quran and everyday life in this point along a…
Politics Jan 23 A 'Fireside Hangout' to Discuss Gun Violence With Vice President Biden Live stream courtesy of the White House. Americans huddled around radios to hear President Franklin D. Roosevelt's fireside chats broadcast across the country. Now, anyone with an internet connection can gather 'round their computer screens to watch a live…
Nation Jan 22 On the PBS NewsHour Tonight On Tuesday's NewsHour: President Obama's second term vision: Is it achievable? Plus, Margaret Warner reports from Tel Aviv on the Israeli elections New information on the longterm impact of concussions on professional football players And Roe v. Wade 40 years…
Nation Jan 18 On the PBS NewsHour Tonight On Friday's NewsHour: A standoff with Islamic militants holding foreign hostages continues in Algeria A report from the ongoing conflict in Mali Last minute inaugural preparations More fallout from Lance Armstrong's confessions Plus, Mark Shields and David Brooks Correspondent…
Nation Jan 15 On the PBS NewsHour Tonight On Tuesday's NewsHour: The White House moves ahead with plans for reducing gun violence Plus, a newsmaker interview with National Rifle Association president David Keene California Gov. Jerry Brown's solutions to the state's deficit crisis And U.S. military suicides reach…
Nation Jan 14 On the PBS NewsHour Tonight On Monday's NewsHour: President Obama's final news conference of his first term Fighting back the advance of Islamist militants in Mali Internet activist Aaron Swartz International travel restrictions eased for Cubans And, the money behind next week's…