Episode May 02 PBS NewsHour full episode May 2, 2017 Tuesday on the NewsHour, a closer look at the ripple effects of what President Trump says and tweets. Also: The world's newest country devolving into war and famine, questions about a Netflix hit's portrayal of teen suicide, home visits that…
Politics May 02 New biography humanizes Nixon while revealing his 'most reprehensible' act In what ways is Richard Nixon still with us in our political culture? John Farrell, author of "Richard Nixon: The Life," joins Jeffrey Brown to discuss Nixon’s Dickensian childhood and how it influenced his polarized politics, his mix of idealism…
Politics May 02 The ripple effects of what Trump says and tweets President Trump has given a flurry of interviews in the past week and made a dizzying amount of news, offering controversial and sometimes contradictory comments on topics ranging from North Korea to the Civil War. Judy Woodruff tries parsing the…
World May 02 Millions are on the brink of war-driven starvation in South Sudan Countless numbers of people in South Sudan are on the run from government troops, targeted because of their tribe amid a brutal civil war. Communities hide in the wilderness to avoid violence, but there is nothing to eat, fueling a…
Education May 02 '13 Reasons Why' is provocative and devastating. Is it also dangerous? Netflix’s new drama “13 Reasons Why” centers on a teenage girl’s suicide. And although the show may bring awareness to mental health issues, some worry the depiction strays from entertainment to pose a threat to impressionable students. William Brangham explores…
Episode May 01 PBS NewsHour full episode May 1, 2017 Monday on the NewsHour, Congress reaches a deal to keep the government funded through September. Also: President Trump's controversial White House invitation to the Philippines' strongman leader, the civil war ravaging South Sudan, an investigation into thousands of sexual assaults…
Nation May 01 How Instagram pictures the world A startup no longer, Instagram boasts 700 million monthly active users and counting. As it grows, the free, photo-sharing mobile app is grappling with how to innovate and stay relevant, as well as how to foster a safe community. But…
World May 01 South Sudan's civil war spirals into genocide, leaving ghost towns in its wake South Sudan was founded in 2011, and now it’s on the edge of collapse: Forces allied to the president and vice president have been fighting along tribal lines. Murderous raids on civilian communities are a favored tactic, and UN peacekeepers…