Nov 15 Watch 4:12 News Wrap: Obama warns of 'crude sort of nationalism' rising By PBS News Hour In our news wrap Tuesday, President Obama urged world leaders to heed the results of the U.S. election, won by Donald Trump. Saying voters are scared about the fortunes of their children, the president warned other nations to guard against… Continue watching
Nov 15 Watch What Bannon and Priebus mean for the Trump administration By PBS News Hour President-elect Donald Trump has announced two key White House positions: RNC chairman Reince Priebus as chief of staff and the controversial appointment of Stephen Bannon, executive chairman of Breitbart News, as chief strategist and senior counselor. Joshua Green of Bloomberg… Continue watching
Nov 15 Watch 11:14 Hate crimes in the U.S. have risen. How do we respond? By PBS News Hour Hate crimes were up 6.8 percent last year, including a 67 percent increase toward Muslim-Americans, according to new FBI statistics. To discuss factors that have led to a surge, Hari Sreenivasan speaks with Rizwan Jaka of All Dulles Area Muslim… Continue watching
Nov 15 Watch 7:26 For this witness, Paris attack flashbacks and an altered view of humanity By PBS News Hour Sunday marked the one-year anniversary of the deadliest attacks in Paris since the Second World War, carried out by ISIS militants. Special correspondent Malcolm Brabant follows up with a witness to the attacks, Mark Colclough, a British-Danish psychotherapist, to get… Continue watching
Nov 15 We love you, Gwen. By Vanessa Dennis Viewers, friends and colleagues share their memories and stories of Gwen Ifill. Continue reading
Nov 15 Twitter launches new tools to combat online abuse By Nana Adwoa Antwi-Boasiako In the past, the company has been criticized for its slow response to taking down hateful language. Continue reading
Nov 15 Army Corps delays Dakota Access pipeline, calls for further review By Courtney Norris Construction on that section of the pipeline will not continue until the Army makes a decision. Continue reading
Nov 15 Gwen's Take on journalism, race and Queen Latifah By Larisa Epatko We at the PBS NewsHour and Washington Week lost our dear colleague, Gwen Ifill, to cancer on Monday. During her life, she often was called upon to discuss journalism, but other topics, too: among them, race, music and advice for… Continue reading
Nov 15 Capitol dome restored to former glory By Alison Thoet The bright, white 150-year-old dome of the U.S. Capitol was revealed Tuesday, completely restored after a three-year project. Continue reading
Nov 15 Facebook, Google take aim at fake news by blocking ad revenue By Ryan Connelly Holmes Facebook and Google banned fake news sites from collecting funds via their advertising networks on Monday. Continue reading