Feb 26 U.S. Leads Olympic Medal Count as Games Come to Close The Vancouver Olympics wrap up on Sunday after 16 days of winter sports. Heading into Friday's events, the U.S. led the medal count and was tied with Germany for the most gold medals. One of those gold medal… Continue reading
Feb 26 Watch U.S. Leads Medal Count in Waning Days of Olympics As the Winter Olympics in Vancouver wind down this weekend, USA Today sports columnist Christine Brennan takes a look back at the highs and lows of the games. Continue watching
Feb 26 Watch Violence Rocks Kabul in Wake of NATO Offensive Suicide bomber attacks in Kabul targeted foreigners, killing at least 16 people a day after troops raised the Afghan flag over the former Taliban city of Marjah. Margaret Warner talks to a reporter in Afghanistan. Continue watching
Feb 26 Watch Army Sees Marjah Offensive as a Model for Afghan Military Strategy After Friday's deadly suicide bombing in Kabul, Judy Woodruff spoke with Army Brig. Gen. Ben Hodges in Kandahar about coalition strategies in the region. Continue watching
Feb 25 On Thursday's NewsHour... HEALTH CARE SUMMIT: We'll begin the program tonight with full coverage of today's White House health care summit, at which President Obama and his Republican opponents have been facing off over proposals to change the country's health care… Continue reading
Feb 25 'Families of Abraham' Gather in Exhibition 'Families of Abraham," a photography exhibit, captures families of Christian, Muslim and Jewish faiths in their daily lives. Continue reading
Feb 25 Watch Toyota Chief's Emotional Apology Resonates in Japan Toyota's president, Akio Toyoda, gave a tearful apology to U.S. dealers after testifying in Congress over the recall of his company's vehicles. In Japan, Toyoda's decision to appear at the hearing drew positive feedback from many, including the prime minister. Continue watching
Feb 25 Watch News Wrap: Afghan Troops Capture Taliban Stronghold In other news Thursday, Afghan troops officially declared control over the Taliban in the southern Afghanistan city of Marjah, and a U.S. missile strike killed a Taliban commander in Pakistan. Continue watching
Feb 24 Toyota Chief Stays on Message in Face of Tough Questions Akio Toyoda, president of Toyota, appeared before a House committee Wednesday and faced withering questioning over the automaker's response to customer complaints over sudden acceleration in its vehicles. Toyoda apologized for the safety missteps and expressed the company's commitment… Continue reading
Feb 24 On Wednesday's NewsHour... TOYODA TESTIFIES - The president of Toyota made an unprecedented appearance before a U.S. congressional committee today and delivered an apology for the problems that forced extensive recalls of the company's cars, and promised a course correction. We'll have excerpts… Continue reading