Nov 30 Watch Senators Discuss Iraq President Bush on Wednesday defended his strategy in Iraq and pledged to continue the war against terrorism. Two members of the Senate Armed Forces Committee discuss the president's speech on victory in Iraq, the possibilities of withdrawal and changing public… Continue watching
Nov 30 Watch The Power of Google A report and discussion on the Internet search engine Google and its growing popularity… Continue watching
Nov 29 Watch Vatican Bans Homosexuals A directive released by the Vatican Tuesday banned practicing homosexuals, men with "deep-seated" homosexual tendencies and those who support gay culture from entering the Catholic priesthood. After a background report, two Catholic priests with differing views on the announcement discuss… Continue watching
Nov 25 Watch Evolution Debate in Dover, Pennsylvania A report from Dover, Pa., where voters recently weighed in on the debate on how to teach evolution. Continue watching
Nov 24 Suicide Bomber Attacks Hospital Near Baghdad By PBS News Hour An explosives-laden car detonated outside a hospital south of Baghdad Thursday as U.S. troops were visiting the facility, killing at least 30 people, officials said. Continue reading
Nov 24 Watch New Violence in Iraq An explosives-laden car detonated outside a hospital south of Baghdad Thursday as U.S. troops were visiting the facility, killing at least 30 people. A reporter provides an update. Continue watching
Nov 24 Watch Remembering Steve Belichick Journalist and author David Halberstam discusses his new book about the late Steve Belichick, a former assistant football coach at the U.S. Naval Academy and father of New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick. Continue watching
Nov 23 Watch Christian News Christian-format radio and television, including news programs, have grown rapidly over the past few years, causing some to worry that listeners are getting news with a viewpoint rather than balanced stories. Terence Smith provides a report. Continue watching
Nov 23 Watch Airline Woes After a year of rising fuel prices, labor strikes and bankruptcies, the major airlines are struggling to make changes. But passengers will not likely see major fare hikes in the near term, analysts say. Continue watching
Nov 22 Watch Philadelphia Plans Citywide Wireless Internet Philadelphia intends to become the first U.S. city of its size to have wireless broadband access available to everyone, regardless of income, at below-market prices. Continue watching