Nov 02 Death to America songs released in Iran As promised, hard-liners in Iran have released two anti-American songs to help generate buzz for a major protest and rally against the United States, set to take place on Monday. The protest will also coincide with the 34th… Continue reading
Nov 02 Think generic means cheap? Think again By News Desk // NewsHour Weekend's Megan Thompson reports on the surprising disparity in pricing for generic drugs. Generics, generally thought to be cheap, can actually vary widely in price from pharmacy to pharmacy, causing some to skip medications altogether. Continue reading
Nov 02 NYC Marathon a moment for reflection and precaution this year Since the last New York City marathon took place in November 2011, a hurricane and a bombing have changed the way many runners will view Sunday's race. For some, it will be an extremely personal run to mark milestones,… Continue reading
Nov 02 Rare hybrid solar eclipse to happen Sunday Some North American residents on the East Coast will be able to witness a rare hybrid solar eclipse on Sunday, November 3, 2013 at 6:45 a.m. EST. A hybrid solar eclipse occurs when disks of the sun and moon… Continue reading
Nov 02 Thousands line up to buy a piece of history in Houston More than 4,000 people lined up to purchase a piece of the iconic Houston Astrodome at a sale and auction on Saturday morning.Items such as pieces of AstroTurf and seats were for sale; larger items such as autographed… Continue reading
Nov 02 What we're watching Saturday Pakistan Taliban secretly bury leader following U.S. drone attack The head of the Pakistan Taliban, Hakimullah Mehsud, was killed by a U.S. drone strike on Friday. Reuters is reporting that the group secretly buried their leader on Saturday and… Continue reading
Nov 02 Beyond Banksy: Two street art experts take you on a world tour By Kristin Miller Steven P. Harrington: Editor in Chief and Co-founder BrooklynStreetArt.com and Jaime Rojo, Editor of Photography and Co-founder are contributing writers for The Huffington Post Arts & Culture. They've been documenting street art around the world for years and have witnessed… Continue reading
Nov 02 Can environmentalists and frackers be friends? EmbedVideo(7877, 514, 320); In an unlikely alliance, natural gas companies and environmentalists have decided to work together to make fracking safer. Rick Karr travels to Pennsylvania to explore the tensions this has created among environmental groups. Continue reading
Nov 01 Extensive Guardian site explores all the NSA revelations Since the Edward Snowden story broke and information on domestic and international spying operations came to light, there have been countless unanswered questions about the NSA, the extent of information being collected and the agency itself. The Guardian… Continue reading
Nov 01 Watch Food stamp cuts force families to get by with less Cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program mean that the more than 47 million food stamp recipients will now receive less money each month to buy groceries. To examine the issue, Jeffrey Brown speaks with Ellen Teller of the Food… Continue watching