Dec 21 2012 Year in Review: Very Best of the Shields and Brooks Doubleheader By Hari Sreenivasan For loyal fans of the Doubleheader, this is the big enchilada. Each week this year we've talked to NewsHour regulars Mark Shields and David Brooks about the sport of politics and the politics of sports. We've conducted these chats far… Continue reading
Dec 21 Doomsday Averted; Long Live Doomsday Predictions Guatemalan shaman Christian Nottbohn holds a Mayan ceremony in Copan Archeological Park in Honduras. The apocalypse predicted for Dec. 21, 2012 is largely an American creation, not a Mayan one. Photo by Orlando Sierra/ AFP/ Getty Images. As everyone… Continue reading
Dec 20 Watch Honoring the Fallen Soldiers of the Iraq and Afghanistan Wars We end the NewsHour with the latest military deaths, a part of our ongoing honor roll of the American service personnel killed in the Iraq and Afghanistan conflicts. Continue watching
Dec 19 Watch Remembering Robert Bork: Law-and-Order Conservative, Supreme Court Nominee Judge Remembering Robert Bork: Law-and-Order Conservative, Supreme Court Nominee Judge… Continue watching
Dec 19 Robert Bork, Supreme Court Nominee, Dies at 85 By Cassie Chew Judge Robert Bork testifies at his Supreme Court confirmation hearing in 1987. Photo by CNP/Getty Images On Sept. 18, 1987, President Ronald Reagan nominee for the Supreme Court, Judge Robert Bork, testifies on the fourth day of his Supreme Court… Continue reading
Dec 18 Watch Words of Hope and Healing After Crisis: Message From Mr. Rogers Goes Viral Words of Hope and Healing After Crisis: Message From Mr. Rogers Goes Viral… Continue watching
Dec 18 Watch Remembering Sen. Daniel Inouye, 88, Hawaii Statesman Since State's Birth Remembering Sen. Daniel Inouye, 88, Hawaii Statesman Since State's Birth… Continue watching
Dec 18 Mr. Rogers Post Goes Viral As more details emerge about Friday's Connecticut school shooting, thousands of Americans found comfort in a touching image and quote from the late Fred Rogers. Continue reading
Dec 18 As 'Nisei' Soldier, Sen. Daniel Inouye Fought to Prove His Loyalty to America Photo by U.S. Department of Defense. World War II veteran and Senate pro tempore Daniel Inouye died Monday. The 88-year-old Democrat from Hawaii was the second-longest serving U.S. senator in history and was one of three remaining World War… Continue reading