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
Oct 23 On the PBS NewsHour Tonight By News Desk On Tuesday's NewsHour: It's the home stretch for the presidential candidates with two weeks to go until Election Day We examine their foreign policy views and the facts in dispute after last night's face-off And, Virginia voters worried about cuts… Continue reading
Oct 22 Watch Remembering McGovern, WWII Hero, Politician, and Vietnam War Challenger Remembering McGovern, WWII Hero, Politician, and Vietnam War Challenger… Continue watching
Oct 22 Watch After Armstrong's Cycling Ban, Some 'Livestrong' Donors Want Their Money Back After Armstrong's Cycling Ban, Some 'Livestrong' Donors Want Their Money Back… Continue watching
Oct 22 Watch Lance Armstrong's Fall From Grace Is Not Unique Among Modern Athletes In one fell swoop, cyclist Lance Armstrong's sports career has come to a close after the International Cycling Union banned him from professional cycling for life. Ray Suarez reports on the evidence of doping, as well as the recent string… Continue watching
Oct 21 Presidential Candidate, Liberal Icon George McGovern Dies at 90 The Democratic Party presidential nominee Senator George McGovern, right, and his running mate Senator Thomas Eagleton during their campaign for election in 1972. Photo by Anthony Korody/Getty Images A war hero, U.S. Senator, presidential candidate and champion of liberal causes,… Continue reading
Oct 18 Watch Daily Download: Social Media and Mobile Devices Key to Viewer Debate Digestion Daily Download: Twitter and Mobile Devices Key to Viewer Debate Digestion… Continue watching