Oct 31 On the PBS NewsHour Tonight By News Desk On Wednesday's NewsHour: Millions still without power in the wake of Hurricane Sandy How to cope with increasingly frequent super storms The campaign ground game, as seen from Wisconsin And, the Supreme Court debates the value of evidence provided by… Continue reading
Oct 29 Digital Campaigns May Decide the Election By Hari Sreenivasan I'm a registered independent who lives in a battleground state, but I'm also what's known as an off-the-grid voter, meaning I've lived with a DVR for a decade and fast forward right through those campaign ads. I haven't had a… Continue reading
Oct 28 East Coast Braces for Hurricane Sandy By Larisa Epatko According to an advisory issued at 5 p.m. ET Sunday, the National Hurricane Center warns that Sandy is expected to bring life-threatening storm surge flooding to the Mid-Atlantic coast, including Long Island Sound and New York Harbor. Continue reading
Oct 26 Watch Shields and Brooks on Sununu and the Giants Shields and Brooks on Sununu and the Giants… Continue watching
Oct 26 Shields and Brooks on Sununu and the Giants By Hari Sreenivasan No, it's not the name of a hipster band from Brooklyn, it's what we talked about on the Doubleheader with syndicated columnist Mark Shields and New York Times columnist David Brooks. In our sport of politics section we addressed the… Continue reading
Oct 26 Does Decline of Middle Class Have an Upside? GlobalPost Takes a Look By Larisa Epatko The struggling middle class in America is spotlighted in the current presidential campaign as never before in recent memory, prompting the international news organization GlobalPost to take an in-depth look at what the declining middle class means and what its… Continue reading
Oct 26 On the PBS NewsHour Tonight By News Desk On Friday's NewsHour: Signs of economic growth and the presidential campaign Leading innovation in the post-PC world How the auto bailout and energy boom are impacting voters in critical Ohio The analysis of Mark Shields and David Brooks Plus, a… Continue reading
Oct 25 On the PBS NewsHour Tonight By News Desk On Thursday's NewsHour: President Obama and Mitt Romney stump in swing states The big money spent by the campaigns in the battlegrounds Missing from the election debate: Europe's debt crisis The ancient Syrian city of Aleppo ravaged by war And,… Continue reading
Oct 24 Behind the Veil: A Western Woman on Saudi Arabia As a major energy producer and bulwark against Iran, Saudi Arabia has been a key U.S. ally for decades. But it is also a place where half the population, the female half, are second class citizens, with virtually no… Continue reading
Oct 23 In Debate, Romney Black-and-White While Obama Shows Shades of Gray By Larisa Epatko President Obama and Mitt Romney's stances on foreign policy might not differ too drastically, but you wouldn't know it by the way they talked Monday night, said two analysts we spoke to after the debate. Continue reading