Jun 26 Watch Hang Up and Drive New York banned drivers from talking on hand-held cell phones. Ray Suarez talks with Republican state Senator Carl Marcellino, lead sponsor of the ban, and Martill Williams of the American Automobile Association. Continue watching
Jun 25 A Mysterious Manuscript By PBS News Hour An unpublished Mark Twain tale, once part of a would-be writing contest, finally sees print after 125 years. Continue reading
Jun 25 Freelance Writers Win in Supreme Court Case By Admin Publishers violated the copyrights of freelance writers by archiving their material in electronic databases, the Supreme Court ruled Monday. Continue reading
Jun 25 Watch The Return of Twain An unpublished Mark Twain tale, once part of a would-be writing contest, finally sees print after 125 years. Continue watching
Jun 22 Watch In Memoriam: Carroll O’Connor and John Lee Hooker The NewsHour remembers two American entertainers: actor Carroll O'Connor and bluesman John Lee Hooker. Continue watching
Jun 21 Watch Investigating a Senator A panel discusses how leaks to the media are affecting the investigation into Sen. Robert Torricelli's financial affairs. Continue watching
Jun 21 Watch Background: Investigating a Senator After this background report, a panel discusses how leaks to the media are affecting the investigation into Sen. Robert Torricelli's financial affairs. Continue watching
Jun 20 Watch Vanishing Newspaper Book Reviews Media correspondent Terence Smith reports on the vanishing newspaper book review with Matthew Storin of the Boston Globe, Deidre Donahue of USA Today, and author and book editor Jason Epstein. Continue watching
Jun 19 China Cracks Down on Media A newspaper editor in central China was reportedly fired Friday after publishing stories that exposed alleged government corruption. Continue reading
Jun 19 More News Layoffs Three of the nation's most prominent news companies -- The New York Times Co., The Tribune Co. and Knight Ridder -- will eliminate thousands of jobs. Continue reading