Aug 19 Watch Government Gridlock Then and Now: Are We More Divided Than in the Past? Government Gridlock Then and Now: Are We More Divided Than in the Past?… Continue watching
Aug 19 Is a Fractured Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt's Future? By News Desk Bernard Haykel, Professor of Near Eastern Studies at Princeton University, joins Hari Sreenivasan to examine the continuing unrest in Egypt. Professor Haykel, an expert on regional politics and culture, stresses that Egypt's influence over its neighbors should not… Continue reading
Aug 19 Economic Push Begins Anew as Obama Returns from Vacation President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama arrive at the White House with the first family Sunday after a vacation at Martha's Vineyard, Mass. It's back to work this week for the President who begins a bus tour Thursday… Continue reading
Aug 16 Watch Shields and Brooks on U.S. Response to Egyptian Bloodshed, N.C. Voter ID Law Shields and Brooks on U.S. Response to Egyptian Bloodshed, N.C. Voter ID Law… Continue watching
Aug 16 Watch Chief Judge Says Surveillance Court Can't Stop NSA from Violating Privacy Rules Chief Judge Says Surveillance Court Can't Stop NSA from Violating Privacy Rules… Continue watching
Aug 16 Gwen's Summer Reading List Watch Gwen's Take: Summer Reading on PBS. See more from… Continue reading
Aug 15 Obama Scraps US Military Exercises with Egypt // After security forces attempted to forcibly shut down Pro-Morsi sit-ins, the country erupted into chaotic violence that has left hundreds dead and thousands reported injured. President Barack Obama addressed press from Martha's Vineyard Thursday. CHILMARK, Mass. -- President Barack… Continue reading
Aug 14 Judy's Notebook: Changes at the NewsHour It was just a week ago that PBS President Paula Kerger announced that my colleague and good friend Gwen Ifill and I would become co-anchors and managing editors of the NewsHour. And that our longtime teammates Ray Suarez, Margaret… Continue reading
Aug 14 Longtime Political Columnist Jack Germond Dead at 85 WASHINGTON -- Jack W. Germond, the portly, cantankerous columnist and pundit who covered 10 presidential elections and sparred with colleagues on TV's "The McLaughlin Group," has died. He was 85. Jack Germond, pictured in his office in 1972, got his… Continue reading
Aug 13 Watch Is North Carolina's Voter ID Law 'Common Sense' Policy or Discrimination? Is North Carolina's Voter ID Law 'Common Sense' Policy or Discrimination?… Continue watching