Nation Apr 15 Pulitzer winner dug beyond politics to explore impact of food stamps on American families
World Apr 15 Will development overshadow Myanmar's rich cultural history? There is no urban landscape like Yangon in the world. Largely isolated from the rest of the world for decades, Myanmar's capital city has been frozen in time, filled with temples and grand buildings from the colonial era. But as…
Science Apr 15 As another report urges action, how can U.S. overcome obstacles to effective climate policy?
World Apr 15 In Ukraine, will a propaganda war turn into civil war? Gwen Ifill talks to Independent Television News correspondent Lindsey Hilsum, who reports from the ground in Eastern Ukraine on the special operation launched by military forces against pro-Russian separatists. They also discuss how Russian and Ukrainian media may be helping…
Nation Apr 15 One year later, Boston pauses to remember marathon bombings One year has passed since bombings exploded on the finish line of the Boston Marathon. Survivors, citizens and public officials gathered together, along with Vice President Biden, to honor the dead and offer hope for the future. Judy Woodruff reports.
Episode Apr 14 Monday, April 14, 2014 Tonight on the program, we look a look at deadly shootings in Kansas which have been ruled as hate crimes. Also: examining the campaign of pro-Russian fervor in Eastern Ukraine, inside Myanmar’s transition from isolation to openness, a robot submersible…