Nation Mar 14

Social media, email and bank accounts often remain active even after their owner dies, meaning valuable information can become vulnerable -- especially when estate managers can't access these accounts. While digital estate planning has its own set of complications, the…

Episode Mar 13

Tonight on the program, we examine why good economic news spooked the markets this week. Also: Aid organizations slam the UN Security Council for failures in Syria, tech giants battling for the classrooms in Amish county, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev wrote about…

Arts Mar 13

Politics Mar 13

Nation Mar 13

Education Mar 13

Tech companies like Apple, Google and Microsoft are competing to get their products into classrooms around the U.S. Even in Amish country, where families live simply without technology like television or phones, some Amish children are learning to use these…

Economy Mar 13

Anxiety over interest rates, the dollar and falling oil prices drove volatility in the financial markets this week; even good news seemed to upset investors. Judy Woodruff talks to Mark Vitner of Wells Fargo about what’s causing the turmoil and…

World Mar 13

Nation Mar 13

In our news wrap Friday, Omar Gonzalez, the man who breached White House security and entered the executive mansion in September, pleaded guilty in court. Also, President Obama visited a VA hospital in Arizona where long delays and falsified wait…

Nation Mar 12

Two police officers were shot and wounded outside the Ferguson Police Department overnight as peaceful protests were winding down. The St. Louis County police chief called the attack an ambush and Attorney General Eric Holder said it was an attempt…