Apr 12 Introducing the NewsHour Senate Six Sen. Scott Brown, who won a special election in 2010 to replace the late Sen. Ted Kennedy, will face off against democrat Elizabeth Warren this fall. The contest is expected to be one of the tightest and most-watched in… Continue reading
Apr 10 Why Churches Could Be Crucial in the Fight Against HIV in Africa A child prays in a Jericho church in the north of Swaziland. Photos by Alex Gallafent/The World. In the history of the AIDS epidemic in Africa, there has long been a divide between public health advocates and… Continue reading
Apr 09 Watch Remembering Mike Wallace, Legendary '60 Minutes' Interrogator Remembering Mike Wallace, Legendary '60 Minutes' Interrogator… Continue watching
Apr 06 Watch 'We Want His Head Sideways': Metaphor vs. Malice on NFL Sidelines 'We Want His Head Sideways': Metaphor vs. Malice on NFL Sidelines… Continue watching
Apr 05 Watch Examining Social Media Pressure on Santorum, Campaign Culture on Pinterest Examining Social Media Pressure on Santorum, Campaign Culture on Pinterest… Continue watching
Apr 05 Watch For Troubled Media Industry, Some Hope as Mobile News Consumption Grows For Troubled Media Industry, Some Hope as Mobile News Consumption Grows… Continue watching
Apr 03 Watch Post Kentucky, Assessing NBA's One-And-Done Rule As Kentucky fans celebrate their latest basketball championship, the team's dominance has revived questions about the NBA's One-and-Done rule, which requires players to be 19 and just one year out of high school. Gwen Ifill and guests discuss the rule's… Continue watching
Apr 03 Translate This: A Campaign in Every Language Do you read or write a language other than English? If so, we need your help. In partnership with the Participatory Culture Foundation through the Universal Subtitles project, the all-volunteer PBS NewsHour captioning and translation team is… Continue reading
Apr 02 Watch A Hard-Hitting Story: Young Football Players Take Big-League Hits to Head A Hard-Hitting Story: Young Football Players Take Big-League Hits to Head… Continue watching
Apr 02 Lawyer to Examine Bales' Medications at Time of Afghan Killings The attorney for the U.S. soldier charged with killing 17 Afghan civilians on March 11 told the NewsHour he is interested in learning what medications his client, Staff Sgt. Robert Bales, was taking at the time of the shootings. Continue reading