Aug 05 Watch Plugged-In Politics Presidential contender Howard Dean garnered 75,000 supporters through "Meetup.com" and has raised more money than any other Democratic candidate in the second quarter. Terence Smith examines Dean's success at building grassroots support in cyberspace, and how other presidential candidates are… Continue watching
Aug 05 Watch A Church’s Choice: First Openly Gay Bishop Leaders of the Episcopal Church rescheduled a vote on their first openly gay bishop. Fred de Sam Lazaro of Twin Cities Public Television reports on the continuing debate. Continue watching
Aug 04 Watch A Church’s Choice: First Openly Gay Bishop Leaders of the U.S. Episcopal Church delayed a vote Monday to ordain their first openly gay bishop. Fred de Sam Lazaro reports on the controversy at the Episcopal convention. Continue watching
Aug 04 Watch Baseball Blues Jeffrey Kaye looks at the changing face of major league baseball. Continue watching
Aug 04 Watch Securing the Skies Asa Hutchinson, undersecretary for border and transportation security in the Department of Homeland Security and Congressman Edward Markey, a member of the House Select Committee on Homeland Security discuss the adequacy of current air safety measures and the need for… Continue watching
Aug 01 Bomb Blast Destroys Military Hospital Near Chechnya A powerful vehicle bomb blast leveled a Russian military hospital near the breakaway republic of Chechnya Friday, killing at least 33 and wounding at least 35 others, according to media reports. Continue reading
Jul 31 New York Times Names Two Managing Editors The New York Times on Thursday named two managing editors to succeed Gerald Boyd, who resigned from the newspaper amid a scandal over fraudulent reporting and discontent over management policies. Continue reading
Jul 31 Watch Policing Papers Terence Smith discusses the recent changes at The New York Times with Joann Byrd, a member of the Siegal committee that examined The Times's newsroom policies, and Susan Tifft, a journalism professor at Duke University. Continue watching
Jul 30 New York Times Creates New Public Editor Position The New York Times announced Wednesday it would create a "public editor," similar to an ombudsman, to scrutinize news coverage and assess readers' complaints. Continue reading
Jul 30 Watch Riding High: Sport Utility Vehicles A report on the evolution of sport utility vehicles from critics who challenge their environmental impact and safety record to drivers who are buying them in record numbers. Continue watching