Apr 10 Former Enron Official Testifies He Is 'Absolutely Innocent' By PBS News Hour Former Enron Corp. Chief Executive Jeffrey Skilling took the witness stand for the first time Monday in the Enron criminal trial, saying he is innocent of more than two dozen conspiracy, fraud and insider trading charges. Continue reading
Apr 04 Watch French Youth Take To Streets Over Labor Law The strike against France's new employment law began peacefully Tuesday with more than a million people taking part in marches across the country. But late in the day, young men began throwing stones, tearing street signs, and scuffling with plainclothes… Continue watching
Mar 30 Watch UAE and the United States Work to Mend Fences after the Failed Ports Deal A Senate committee began drafting legislation to change how business deals involving America's so-called "national security assets" are reviewed, in an effort to heal bruised relations between the United Arab Emirates and the United States. A report on the broader… Continue watching
Mar 29 Watch Students Help Rebuild Houses After Hurricane Katrina Some teenagers chose to spend their spring break helping gut homes in Biloxi, Miss., that were severely damaged by Hurricane Katrina. Continue watching
Mar 29 Watch New Report Concludes Many Black Men Are Strugging in Amerca A new report from the National Urban League concludes that many black Americans are struggling to live as well as white Americans. A report on the plight of black men, who have not kept up with the income, health, education,… Continue watching
Mar 28 Watch French Labor Law Sparks Youth Riots A nationwide strike in France brought the country to a virtual standstill Tuesday. More than one million people protested a new law that makes it easier to fire young workers. A report on the clashes in the streets of France. Continue watching
Mar 24 Watch Clashes Grow in France Over Labor Law Police clashed with hundreds of students in Paris Thursday during demonstrations over new laws passed in French parliament last month. Two guests discuss the causes of the latest unrest in France. Continue watching
Mar 23 Watch General Motors Announces Sale of Mortgage Division General Motors, the world's largest automaker, announced that it will sell a majority interest in its commercial mortgage division after it offered to buyout more than 115,000 hourly workers on Wednesday. Two guests discuss what this means for the future… Continue watching
Mar 21 Watch Search Effort Continues for Katrina's Missing Nearly seven months after Hurricane Katrina struck the Gulf Coast, 1,400 people are still missing. A report from Baton Rouge traces the continuing search for lost loved ones and the efforts to identify the dead bodies. Continue watching
Mar 20 Watch Pass Christian, Miss. Rebuilds After Katrina Private grants and state funding have allowed the Mississippi Gulf Coast town of Pass Christian to recreate itself. NewsHour correspondent Tom Bearden reports on a town in search of a new image after Hurricane Katrina. Continue watching