Nov 15 Watch Gays in the Priesthood Catholic bishops met in Washington, D.C. to discuss the Vatican's plan to screen U.S. seminaries for applicants who might be gay. A report from Mount St. Mary's Seminary in Maryland explains the process. Continue watching
Nov 15 Watch Iraq Questions: Ahmad Chalabi Iraqi deputy prime minister Ahmad Chalabi discusses pre-Iraq war intelligence and what lies ahead in Iraq, including prospects for a full transfer of sovereignty to Iraq. Continue watching
Nov 15 Watch The CPB Investigation An internal report on the Corporation for Public Broadcasting released Tuesday found that former chairman Kenneth Tomlinson used "political tests" to recruit a new board president and was inappropriately involved in the creation of a program on PBS. Following a… Continue watching
Nov 15 Watch The CPB Investigation An internal report on the Corporation for Public Broadcasting released Tuesday found that former chairman Kenneth Tomlinson used "political tests" to recruit a new board president and was inappropriately involved in the creation of a program on PBS. Following a… Continue watching
Nov 11 Jordanian Police Round Up 120 in Bomb Plot Investigation By PBS News Hour Al-Qaida in Iraq claimed Friday that four Iraqis carried out Wednesday's suicide bombings on three Amman hotels, and Jordanian police arrested 120 Jordanians and Iraqis in the hunt for anyone who might have aided them. Continue reading
Nov 11 Watch Nathaniel Fick: "One Bullet Away" Nathaniel Fick, a former Marine in Iraq and Afghanistan, discusses his experiences as an infantry officer and a captain and his memoir "One Bullet Away: The Making of a Marine Officer."… Continue watching
Nov 10 Suicide Attackers Bomb Baghdad Restaurant in Latest Wave of Violence By PBS News Hour The recent surge of violence against Iraqi soldiers continued Thursday morning as two suicide bombers killed at least 33 and seriously injured 19 in a Baghdad restaurant popular with police officers and Iraq Army soldiers. Continue reading
Nov 09 Judith Miller Retires From New York Times By PBS News Hour Embattled reporter Judith Miller reached an agreement with the New York Times Wednesday that ends her 28-year career with the paper. Continue reading
Nov 09 Explosions Rock Three Hotels in Amman, Jordan By PBS News Hour Explosions shook three hotels in the capital of Jordan Wednesday night, killing at least 53 people and wounding over 120, the Associated Press reported. Continue reading
Nov 08 Watch Senate Debates Torture Rules An amendment presented by Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz, to outlaw torture of detainees in U.S. custody and establish rules for their interrogation, has sparked debate in Congress. Following a background report, two senators on opposite sides of the debate discuss… Continue watching