Mar 04 Watch The Campaigners President Bush and Sen. John Kerry are close in age but have vastly different experience and approaches to many campaign issues. Margaret Warner gets perspectives on both candidates. Continue watching
Mar 04 Watch The Blackmun Tapes In the first of two NewsHour reports about the late Supreme Court Justice Harry Blackmun, Ray Suarez speaks with Blackmun's former clerk Harold Koh, who conducted extensive interviews with Blackmun at the time of his retirement. Then, in his own… Continue watching
Mar 03 Edwards Bows Out of Presidential Race, Backs Kerry Sen. John Edwards of North Carolina dropped out of the Democratic presidential race Wednesday, one day after being routed by Sen. John Kerry of Massachusetts in a ten-state Super Tuesday contest. Continue reading
Mar 03 Rebel Chief in Haiti to Disarm His Forces Haiti's rebel leader Guy Philippe said Wednesday his fighters would lay down their arms as more troops from the United States and other countries began arriving to help secure the strife-torn Caribbean nation. Continue reading
Mar 03 Watch Campaign 2004: John Kerry Sen. John Kerry dominated Super Tuesday's primary elections, leading Sen. John Edwards to decide to drop out of the race for the Democratic presidential nomination Wednesday. Gwen Ifill discusses the progress of the Kerry campaign with two reporters. Jim Lehrer… Continue watching
Mar 03 Watch Campaign 2004: John Edwards Super Tuesday also spelled the end of North Carolina Sen. John Edwards' surprisingly strong run for the nomination. Margaret Warner looks back at the Edwards campaign with Mark Johnson of the Charlotte Observer and Mitch Frank of Time magazine. Then,… Continue watching
Mar 03 Watch Gay Marriage The mayors of Portland, Ore., and Nyack, N.Y., said today that they would begin issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples. Kwame Holman reports on the recent controversy over same-sex marriage in America. Continue watching
Mar 02 Kerry Wins Big on Super Tuesday, Edwards to Bow Out Sen. John Kerry of Massachusetts dominated Super Tuesday's primary elections, winning nine out of ten states and knocking his main rival, Sen. John Edwards of North Carolina, out of the race. Continue reading
Mar 02 Edwards Set to Drop Out Following Super Tuesday Losses By PBS News Hour After multiple upsets on Super Tuesday, John Edwards, D-N.C., has decided to end his race for the Democratic nomination, the Associated Press and other news organizations reported. Continue reading
Mar 02 Former WorldCom Chief Faces Federal Securities Fraud Charges Former WorldCom CEO Bernard Ebbers has been indicted on federal charges including securities fraud in connection to a multibillion dollar accounting scandal at the massive telecommunications firm, Attorney General John Ashcroft announced Tuesday. Continue reading