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World Jan 31

Unpredictable weather impacts long-standing traditions on outdoor rinks

With the start of the 2022 Beijing Olympic Games just days away, there’s renewed attention around the relationship between climate change and winter sports. As the planet warms, beloved pastimes that rely on the snow and ice face a growing…

Nation Jan 20

What role did the 3 other cops play in George Floyd’s murder?

Jury selection began Thursday in the federal trial of three former Minneapolis police officers charged in the killing of George Floyd. The charges and issues in this federal trial are different from those in the earlier state trial that ended…

Nation Jan 13

Oath Keepers leader, 10 others charged with seditious conspiracy for Capitol insurrection

The most serious federal charges yet in the Jan. 6 insurrection were unsealed Thursday. The leader of the Oath Keepers, a right-wing paramilitary group, and 10 of his members were charged with seditious conspiracy for attempting to overthrow the U.S.

Education Jan 11

Chicago teachers agree to return to school after a protracted standoff

With the spread of omicron exacerbating staffing shortages, returning to school after winter break has been a significant struggle in many parts of the country. The overwhelming number of districts are back in person, but some have gone virtual for…

Nation Jan 04

Mainstream presence of Proud Boys, other extreme groups creates mass radicalization fears

This week is the first anniversary of the Jan. 6 insurrection at the United States Capitol. In the months since the riot, a number of far-right extremist groups have become household names, and some of their core beliefs — and…

Nation Dec 30

NewsHour viewers reflect on the grief, gratitude and hope they experienced in 2021

As 2021 comes to a close, we take a look back at this year — full of immense challenge and loss, but also perseverance and hope. In recent days, we have reconnected with a number of the PBS NewsHour's viewers…

Nation Dec 28

Texas doctor reflects on the lessons and loss in 2021

As 2021 comes to a close, we take a look back at a year of immense challenge and loss — but also a year of hope. In recent days, we reconnected with a number of our viewers and guests from…

Arts Dec 21

How this Black theater group is using art as a tool to ‘awaken’ people

In the months since the police killing of George Floyd, cultural institutions nationwide have grappled with their identities and missions. But for the Penumbra Theatre, just miles from the site of Floyd’s murder, that re-examination began long before May, 2020.

Nation Dec 08

As ex-officer faces trial in Daunte Wright killing, many worry systemic change unlikely

Lawyers presented opening arguments Wednesday in the trial of former Minnesota police officer Kim Potter. Last April, she fatally shot Daunte Wright, a 20-year-old Black man, during a traffic stop in a Minneapolis suburb. Special correspondent Fred de Sam Lazaro…

Science Nov 15

WATCH: Moby on the link between climate change and what we eat

To Moby, eliminating animal products from the global food-chain is essential for fighting climate change, and yet it has become the “third rail” of climate politics, he said.

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