Arts Feb 06 How music on demand is killing the album To be able to listen to a favorite song, you used to have to buy a whole album. But the rise of digital sales and streaming music has unbundled the single from the rest of the record. What does that…
Economy Feb 06 Job growth on a roll, will wages follow? The recovering U.S. economy has made its strongest showing yet. Employers created a million jobs since November -- the best three-month average in 17 years. And January also boasted the biggest wage rise in six years. But not all sectors…
World Feb 06 News Wrap: Hollande, Merkel go to Moscow for Ukraine talks In our news wrap Friday, leaders of France and Germany traveled to Moscow to try to end the war in Ukraine. Hundreds of people took advantage of the brief truce to flee the fighting between Ukrainian troops and pro-Russian rebels.
Episode Feb 06 PBS NewsHour full episode Feb. 6, 2015 Friday on the NewsHour, the Islamic State claims a U.S. hostage was killed by an airstrike. Also: January’s labor report shows significant growth, the mother of a journalist gone missing in Syria makes a plea for more help, why music…
Nation Feb 06 Will new manufacturing ease Mississippi's 'psychosis of poverty?' In Mississippi, where the unemployment rate peaks at 15 percent in some areas, pockets of new manufacturing have ignited hopes for an economic rebirth. And while signs of growth give some people hope for a new era, how much will…
Episode Feb 05 PBS NewsHour full episode Feb. 5, 2015 Tonight on the program, we examine an international push for peace between Ukraine and Russia and the U.S. dilemma on providing lethal aid to Ukraine. Also: hackers break into Anthem's systems, if Gangnam Style helped the economy, fight against childhood…