Apr 18 The Freedom Summer Killings By PBS News Hour James Earl Chaney lived in Mississippi his entire life. Michael Schwerner spent six months in the state and Andrew Goodman had been there only a day. Continue reading
Apr 18 The Birmingham Church Bombing By PBS News Hour The 1963 bombing of the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church, which killed four young girls, shocked the city of Birmingham and the world. Continue reading
Apr 18 Watch Background: Afghan King Ray Suarez reports on King Mohammad Zahir Shah's return to Afghanistan after 29 years of exile. Continue watching
Apr 18 Watch Keeping the Faith: The Catholic Church A discussion among Catholics in Oakland, California about the growing sex scandal in the Catholic church. Continue watching
Apr 18 Watch Securing Afghanistan War-ravaged Afghanistan gets a boost with the return of former King Mohammed Zahir Shah, after 29 years in exile. Continue watching
Apr 16 Supreme Court Rejects Leggett Appeal By Admin The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday rejected an appeal by Vanessa Leggett, the Houston-based writer who spent 168 days in prison for refusing to turn over her interviews about a Texas murder case to a federal grand jury. Continue reading
Apr 15 Pope Summons U.S. Cardinals to Rome Pope John Paul II has summoned American cardinals to the Vatican for a meeting next week to discuss the recent sex scandals that have rocked Catholic churches in the U.S. Continue reading
Apr 11 Watch Update on the Ground Two updates on developments in the Middle East by Independent Television News. Continue watching
Apr 09 NBC to Begin ‘Oprah’-Style Book Club NBC's "Today" program on Monday announced plans for a monthly on-air book club, picking up an idea Oprah Winfrey says her syndicated talk show is phasing out. Continue reading
Apr 09 Watch End of an Era: The Funeral of Britain’s Queen Mother Elizabeth Independent Television News reporter Bill Neely covers the funeral of Britain's Queen Mother Elizabeth, which took place in London on April 9th. Continue watching