May 31 Remembering Julian Dawkins By Larisa Epatko The PBS NewsHour lost one of our own on May 22 in the shooting death of Julian Dawkins, our 22-year-old shuttle driver. Continue reading
May 30 Alzheimer's and the Artist Mary Wyant spent years as a professional artist. But after being diagnosed with Alzheimer's, she slowly became unable to paint. Here is a look at her work through the years, and as the disease took hold. Click on the image… Continue reading
May 29 Watch More Women As Family Breadwinners Reflects 'Values Shift' in the U.S. More Women As Family Breadwinners Reflects 'Values Shift' in the U.S. Continue watching
May 28 Watch What Bridge Collapse in Wash. State Says About Health of U.S. Infrastructure What Bridge Collapse in Wash. State Says About Health of U.S. Infrastructure… Continue watching
May 28 Building a Pressure Cooker Bomb On Tuesday's PBS NewsHour, Miles O'Brien visits the nation's most active explosives test facility, where scientists investigate the bombs that were detonated at the finish line of the Boston Marathon. Screen grabs from PBS NewsHour/NOVA It's a strange phone… Continue reading
May 28 Live Chat with PBS NewsHour Correspondents By News Desk Now is your chance to ask the PBS NewsHour senior correspondents anything you want. Tweet your questions to @NewsHour. Forty years ago, Robert MacNeil and Jim Lehrer reported on the Watergate scandal. Their coverage laid the groundwork for… Continue reading
May 27 Watch On Memorial Day, a Reminder to Remember 'Profound' Human Cost of War On Memorial Day, a Reminder to Remember 'Profound' Human Cost of War… Continue watching
May 27 When the President Becomes 'Consoler in Chief' President Barack Obama hugs North Point Marina owner Donna Vanzant as he tours damage done by Hurricane Sandy in Brigantine, N.J., October 31, 2012. On Sunday, President Barack Obama spoke from Moore, Okla. He stood in front of neighborhoods… Continue reading
May 27 Watch Honor Flights Serve Those Who Have Served With a Trip to Remember The non-profit program Honor Flight gives veterans the opportunity to fly to Washington, D.C., to see the memorials dedicated to the wars in which they’ve served. For many veterans, especially those who have served in World War II, this may… Continue watching
May 26 Do You Have an Honor Flight Group in Your State? By Larisa Epatko "It was your duty, it was your country," World War II veteran Marvin Murphy recently said about his mindset and that of others serving in the military at the time. Continue reading