Oct 07 Watch Out of many faces, one American portrait: Artist creates 'facescape' on the National Mall By PBS News Hour Continue watching
Oct 07 Watch Kirsten Gillibrand on Hillary Clinton and why she's content staying in the Senate By PBS News Hour Continue watching
Oct 07 Watch Should inmates be allowed facial hair for their faith? By PBS News Hour Criminals give up many but not all of their rights in prison. The Supreme Court is reviewing a case of an incarcerated convict in Arkansas who is challenging regulations prohibiting facial hair on the grounds of religious observance. Special correspondent… Continue watching
Oct 07 Teachers expect less from black and Hispanic students, study shows By Corinne Segal Teachers thought that African American students were 47 percent, and Hispanic students were 42 percent, less likely to graduate college than white students, the report said. Continue reading
Oct 07 Forget Election Day -- voting is already happening By Domenico Montanaro, Rachel Wellford Today in the Morning Line: 43 states have some form of early voting What mail ballots could say about the N.C. Senate race About one-in-five expected to vote early More fundraising for President Obama Early voting underway: With less than… Continue reading
Oct 06 Watch PBS NewsHour full episode Oct. 6, 2014 By PBS News Hour Monday on the NewsHour, we take a look at how the Supreme Court’s decision not to review same-sex marriage cases will affect states across the country. Also: A spotlight on efforts to contain Ebola at home and abroad, debating the… Continue watching
Oct 06 Watch Remembering Lady Bird Johnson's whistle-stop tour for civil rights By PBS News Hour Fifty years ago, in October 1964, less than a month before the presidential elections, Lady Bird Johnson boarded a train in Washington to stump through eight Southern states -- a gamble to help win back disaffected voters after the passage… Continue watching
Oct 06 Watch Weighing the health costs of high school football By PBS News Hour The debate over the health risks of high school football has escalated since three student players died in a week. PBS NewsHour’s Student Reporting Labs talk to the football team at T.C. Williams High School in Virginia for their response. Continue watching
Oct 06 Watch Officials consider new steps to screen travelers for Ebola - Part 2 By PBS News Hour Continue watching
Oct 06 Watch Lev Grossman's 'Magicians' series casts spell on adult readers By PBS News Hour Lev Grossman’s bestselling series “The Magicians” proves that fantasy literature isn’t only for kids, having captured a new generation of readers with new worlds and mature, complicated characters. Grossman joins Jeffrey Brown to discuss his work and why the genre… Continue watching