Apr 25 Judy's Notebook: Witnessing the Events in Boston From 5,000 Miles Away By Judy Woodruff Kauai, Hawaii. Photo by Judy Woodruff/PBS NewsHour. When the events at the Boston Marathon unfolded last week, I was about as far away as one could be, and still be in the U.S. Yes, halfway across the Pacific Ocean, in… Continue reading
Apr 25 Bush Back in Spotlight as Presidents Honor Him at Library Dedication By Christina Bellantoni The George W. Bush Presidential Center will be dedicated Thursday. Photo by the George W. Bush Presidential Center. Legacies are tricky business. A new CNN poll released late Wednesday found support for former President George W. Bush on… Continue reading
Apr 25 The George W. Bush Presidential Center By Tom LeGro The George W. Bush Presidential Center, set to open May 1, 2013, is home to the George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum, the George W. Bush Institute and offices of the George W. Bush Foundation. Continue reading
Apr 24 Watch Should U.S. Have Monopoly on Food Sent Abroad to Aid Other Countries? Should U.S. Have Monopoly on Food Sent Abroad to Aid Other Countries?… Continue watching
Apr 24 Watch Search for Sender of Ricin Letters Turns Up Odd Twists, Echoes of Anthrax Case Search for Sender of Ricin Letters Turns Up Odd Twists, Echoes of Anthrax Case… Continue watching
Apr 24 'W-Visa' Would Enable Lower-Skilled Foreigners to Legally Work in U.S. EmbedVideo(6297, 482, 304); Doris Meissner, director of the U.S. Immigration Policy Program at the Migration Policy Institute, says a proposed W-Visa category would for the first time allow low-skilled foreigners to legally work in the U.S. The United States… Continue reading
Apr 24 Baucus Retirement Shakes Up 2014 Senate Map for Democrats Sen. Max Baucus, D-Mont., speaks about health care reform in 2009. Photo by the Center for American Progress Action Fund. Sometimes a retirement is more than a retirement. Senate Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus, D-Mont., announced Tuesday he… Continue reading
Apr 24 Watch USAID Rethinks Who Gets Paid to Grow Food for Countries in Need American food aid is sent to places with dire need. And until now, the commodities have been bought from U.S. farmers and shipped overseas on U.S. vessels to be donated. Margaret Warner reports on a new budget proposal that would… Continue watching
Apr 23 Watch Senate Retirements Could Be Crucial in Upcoming Battle for Political Control Senate Retirements Could Be Crucial in Upcoming Battle for Political Control… Continue watching
Apr 23 Watch Boston Marathon Bombings Stir Up Questions, Lessons for Public Safety Protocol Boston Marathon Bombings Stir Up Questions, Lessons for Public Safety Protocol… Continue watching