May 28 Veteran Graduate of 'Boots to Suits' Program on Dealing With PTSD By Larisa Epatko When former Army infantryman Tyler Heath was deployed to Iraq, he battled militants and became inured to gruesome sights. Once returning home to Colorado, he had to recalibrate. Continue reading
May 28 Military Working Dogs: What Happens After They Serve? By Larisa Epatko A staple to most militaries around the world, dogs hold important roles including sniffing out drugs and bombs, finding victims of natural disasters, and lifting the morale of injured troops. Continue reading
May 28 Military Dogs Around the World By Larisa Epatko From Europe to Asia, dogs do their part to help the military serve and protect. View images of their many jobs in far-flung places. Continue reading
May 28 The Daily Frame A man visits the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C., on Monday. Continue reading
May 24 The Daily Frame President Obama receives a painting of Air Force One during the U.S. Air Force Academy's graduation ceremony in Colorado Springs on Wednesday. Continue reading
May 24 Five Months - But Who's Counting? President Obama campaigns in Virginia. Photo by Sara D. Davis/Getty Images. With a little more than five months to go until Election Day, Memorial Day about to signal the start of summer, and polls showing the presidential race very… Continue reading
May 23 The Golden Gate Bridge, 'America's Parthenon,' Turns 75 This week, the Golden Gate Bridge turns 75, and news outlets across the country, including the PBS NewsHour, are covering the anniversary. The first cars crossed the 1.7-mile bridge on May 27, 1937, when hundreds of thousands… Continue reading
May 23 Happy 75th Birthday, Golden Gate Bridge I've been driving over the Golden Gate Bridge all my life and nearly every day for the past 40 years. Often, the drive is exhilarating, especially when there are boats in San Francisco Bay. Sometimes, particularly on foggy mornings, it's… Continue reading
May 22 Golden Gate Bridge 75th Anniversary By Cat Wise This week the Golden Gate Bridge turns 75, and news outlets across the country, including the PBS NewsHour, are covering the anniversary. The first cars crossed the 1.7-mile bridge on May 27, 1937. Continue reading
May 21 Watch Remembering Opera Singer Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau German opera singer Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, who died Friday at age 86, was a master of the Lieder, a form of German song that he helped make popular in the 20th century. Jeffrey Brown speaks with Anne Midgette, a classical music… Continue watching