Oct 11 On the PBS NewsHour Tonight By News Desk On Thursday's NewsHour: The vice-presidential contenders meet for their only debate Rising tensions between Turkey and Russia over Syria, as the Turks force a Russian plane to land How Medicare's playing in House races And a Chinese writer wins the… Continue reading
Oct 11 Judy’s Notebook: Less Than 4 Weeks Till Election Day, Time for Questions Since the campaign has been going on for what feels like a few years, you'd think that every question under the sun had been asked and answered. Maybe every question has been asked, but straight answers aren't always easy… Continue reading
Oct 10 Watch Report by U.S. Anti-Doping Agency Depicts Lance Armstrong as Ring Leader Report by U.S. Doping Agency Depicts Lance Armstrong as Ring Leader… Continue watching
Oct 09 Watch Opposing Views on Congress’ Claims Huawei Technologies Enables Chinese Spying Opposing Views on Congress' Claims Huawei Technologies Enables Chinese Spying… Continue watching
Oct 09 Watch Jerry Sandusky Sentenced to at Least 30 Years for Sexual Abuse of Young Boys Sentence Means Jerry Sandusky Will Likely Spend Rest of His Life Behind Bars… Continue watching
Oct 09 On the PBS NewsHour Tonight By News Desk On Tuesday's NewsHour: The latest from the court, where Jerry Sandusky was sentenced to 30 to 60 years in prison for child abuse Alleged domestic security threats from a powerful Chinese telecom And, Chicago makes changes -- from streets… Continue reading
Oct 08 Listen To Me: Spotlight California President Obama announces the creation of a national monument for Cesar E. Chavez in Keene, Calif. Photo by Brendan Smialowski/AFP/GettyImages. President Obama has been heavily campaigning in California over the past two days, with events in Los Angeles and San… Continue reading
Oct 08 Watch Candidates Trade Attacks on Foreign Policy, Handling of Libya Attacks Candidates Trade Attacks on Foreign Policy, Handling of Libya Attacks… Continue watching
Oct 08 Dissident Vietnamese Poet Nguyen Chi Thien, Author of ‘Flowers of Hell,’ Dies at Age 73 By Tom LeGro Nguyen Chi Thien, a Vietnamese dissident poet who spent 27 years in communist prisons and was the acclaimed author of "Flowers of Hell," died last week in California after a long bout of illness. Continue reading
Oct 08 On the PBS NewsHour Tonight By News Desk On Monday's NewsHour: The differences between the presidential candidates on foreign policy A deadly meningitis outbreak, now in nine states The Nobel Prize for discovering how to reprogram adult cells to behave like embryonic stem cells And Salman Rushdie's memoir… Continue reading