Nov 11 Watch Wisconsin aims to convince 'young invincibles' to sign up for health coverage Wisconsin aims to convince 'young invincibles' to sign up for health coverage… Continue watching
Nov 11 Rural Colorado residents vote to secede as metro areas shift more liberal Colorado's state capitol in Denver.Photo by PBS NewsHour's Mary Jo Brooks DENVER -- The nation's newest state, if rural Colorado residents had their way, would be about the size of Vermont but with the population of a small town… Continue reading
Nov 08 Watch Shields and Brooks on how shifting demographics are affecting elections Shields and Brooks on how shifting demographics are affecting elections… Continue watching
Nov 08 Obama doesn't claim to be Programmer-in-Chief By News Desk "I promise you, nobody has been more frustrated. I wanted to go in and fix it myself, but I don't write code." President Barack Obama, speaking in New Orleans on the troubled rollout of HealthCare.gov… Continue reading
Nov 08 Gwen's take: A tale of two missed connections By Gwen Ifill When Vice President Joe Biden called the wrong Marty Walsh on Tuesday to congratulate him on winning the Boston mayor's race, he was not the only politician struggling with mixed signals that night. Biden could be forgiven for the… Continue reading
Nov 08 Obama relents, apologizes to Americans losing their health insurance plans WASHINGTON -- Bowing to intense criticism, President Barack Obama apologized to Americans who are losing health insurance plans he had repeatedly said they could keep and pledged to find fixes that might allow people to keep their coverage. "I am… Continue reading
Nov 08 Obama apologizes for health care troubles, pledges to work out 'kinks' By Terence Burlij President Obama spoke Wednesday in Dallas, Texas about the Affordable Care Act. Photo by BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI/AFP/Getty Images President Barack Obama offered an apology Thursday to Americans who have been notified that they are losing their health insurance plans despite… Continue reading
Nov 08 Watch Conservatives face tougher time in elections as urban burbs take on city trends As urban suburbs grow, they tend to take on characteristics of the cities they surround. This shift in demographics has led these communities to lean more left in elections. Judy Woodruff speaks with Dante Chinni of the American Communities Project… Continue watching
Nov 07 Watch How tourists are raising insurance rates for residents of Summit County, Colo. How tourists are raising insurance rates for residents in Summit County, Colo. Continue watching
Nov 07 AT&T provides phone records to the CIA for $10 million a year Photo by Flickr Creative Commons (M)factr The Central Intelligence Agency pays telecommunications company AT&T $10 million a year for phone records, the New York Times reports. The report, citing unnamed sources, said the CIA provides the company… Continue reading