Sep 24 On the PBS NewsHour Tonight By News Desk On Monday's NewsHour: The presidential candidates' messages -- in ads and in speeches The assault on the Syrian city of Homs A preview of the United Nations General Assembly meeting Genetic breakthroughs in breast cancer research And three personal stories… Continue reading
Sep 21 Shields and Brooks on Romney's Clean Bill of Health and MLB Playoffs By Christina Bellantoni Mark Shields and David Brooks were reunited in the NewsHour newsroom for the Doubleheader Friday, chatting in the informal setting for the first time since the conventions. I was filling in for Hari Sreenivasan, who will return… Continue reading
Sep 21 Watch Shields and Brooks on Romney and Ryan's Fitness, Obama #fora Shields, Brooks discuss Romney's clean bill of health, the Nationals' first playoff berth. Continue watching
Sep 21 Watch News Wrap: Leon Panetta Announces U.S. Surge Troops Withdrawn from Afghanistan News Wrap: Leon Panetta Announces U.S. Surge Troops Withdrawn from Afghanistan… Continue watching
Sep 21 Watch French Cartoons, Anti-Islam Film are 'Agitprop Designed to Provoke' Hard-Liners French Cartoons, Anti-Islam Film are 'Agitprop Designed to Provoke' Hard-Liners… Continue watching
Sep 21 On the PBS NewsHour Tonight By News Desk On Friday's NewsHour: Deadly protests over an anti-Muslim film in Pakistan We look at free speech and the Arab street Plus, the culture of hazing on college campuses Behind the front lines with the rebels in Syria The presidential candidates… Continue reading
Sep 20 Watch Ancient Papyrus Suggests Some Early Christians Thought Jesus Was Married Ancient Papyrus Suggests Some Early Christians Thought Jesus Was Married… Continue watching
Sep 20 Watch Syrian Rebels Use 'Cat and Mouse' Tactics to Wage War Fighting is heard, seen and smelled in the capital of Syria, as the civil war rages on, claiming more than 23,000 lives since the uprising began 18 months ago. Margaret Warner talks to Independent Television News' Bill Neely from Damascus,… Continue watching
Sep 20 The drug that never lets go By Jenny Marder Dickie Sanders was not naturally prone to depression. The 21-year-old BMX rider was known for being sweet spirited and warm -- a hugger not a hand-shaker. The kind of guy who called on holidays. Who helped his father on the… Continue reading
Sep 20 As Israel's Threat to Bomb Iran Looms, U.S. Vows to Keep Aircraft Carrier Strike Group in Persian Gulf By David Chalian USS ENTERPRISE, North Arabian Sea | The U.S. Navy is vowing to keep commercial sea lanes open in the international waters off Iran, despite a view among a small number of critics that Washington's military muscle may inadvertently stoke… Continue reading