Politics Dec 01 Ukraine Parliament Votes to Remove Government; Rivals Reach Compromise The opposition in Ukrainian's contested presidential elections got a boost Wednesday when parliament passed a no-confidence motion essentially bringing to an end Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovich's government.
Arts Nov 10 The Plot Against America Author Philip Roth To Continue Pushing Envelope Jeffrey Brown sits down with "The Plot Against America" author Philip Roth in the second part of a two-part interview…
Politics Oct 28 Candidate Empties Bank Account in Final Days of Campaign As the most expensive Senate race in Oklahoma history reaches the home stretch, Republican Tom Coburn has spent down to $60,000 in his campaign bank account, while opponent Democrat Brad Carson has more than ten times that amount.
Arts Oct 27 Philip Roth Discusses Latest Novel The Plot Against America Jeffrey Brown talks with author Philip Roth about his latest novel, "The Plot Against America," in part one of a two-part interview.
Politics Oct 06 South Carolina Senate Debate Focuses on Local Issues The first of five televised debates between South Carolina Senate candidates Republican Jim DeMint and Democrat Inez Tenenbaum was an acrimonious affair that continued to focus on more local, less national, issues.
Nation Sep 30 Series of Bomb Attacks Kill Scores in Baghdad A succession of bombings that appeared to target U.S. and Iraqi forces in and around Baghdad Thursday killed more than 40 people, including dozens of children, and injured at least 180 more.
Politics Sep 29 Indiana Gubernatorial Candidates Outline Differences in Debate Indiana's three major gubernatorial candidates met in a debate at Franklin College Tuesday night, outlining sharp differences on critical issues such as the economy, roads, prescription drugs, and taxes.
Politics Sep 28 Burr, Bowles Spar Over Key Issues in First Televised Debate North Carolina Senate hopefuls Democrat Erskine Bowles and Republican Richard Burr outlined clear policy differences and varied strategies for representing the state in the first televised debate between the two on Monday night.
Nation Sep 28 Post Columnist Sparks Media Ethics Debate, Criticism Washington Post reporter and columnist David S. Broder's charge of a decline in journalistic standards in covering both the presidential campaign and other newsroom scandals has prompted a wave of negative reactions from media critics and bloggers.
World Sep 27 Hurricane Jeanne Leaves Path of Destruction Hurricane Jeanne was downgraded to a tropical storm as it moved into Georgia on Monday after pounding Florida, where residents were still struggling to recover from three other hurricanes that battered the state over the course of six weeks.