Jul 04 Fourth of July Special: Thomas Jefferson Survives By PBS News Hour On a day meant to celebrate our independence and our diversity, the Online NewsHour is reminded of a fascinating, symbolic coincidence in our history. Continue reading
Mar 18 Anthony Lake’s Letter of Withdrawal By PBS News Hour Anthony Lake's letter to the President, withdrawing his nomination as CIA director. Continue reading
Jul 30 Profile: Mohamed Hosni Mubarak By PBS News Hour Mohamed Hosni Mubarak was born on May 4, 1928, in the village of Kafr- El Meselha in the Nile river Delta province of Menoufiya, one of the five children of an inspector of the ministry of justice. Continue reading
Jun 25 Clinton’s Announcement in Support of a Victims’ Rights Amendment By Admin, PBS News Hour Text of Clinton's Rose Garden ceremony endorsing the "victims' rights" amendment. Continue reading
Jun 13 Backgrounder on Draft Inspector General Report on DOE International Travel By PBS News Hour The Department of Energy' Inspector General report on the Secretary's international travel. Continue reading
May 06 Free South Africa: Marking the Anniversary of the Mandela Era By PBS News Hour Forum on the new South African Constitution and the Mandela era. Continue reading
Apr 19 Forum: Ken Auletta on the Effect of New Telecommunications Act on the Internet The new Telecommunications Bill passed by Congress will have a sweeping effect on the way telephone and cable companies can do business. Continue reading
Apr 10 Bill Clinton on Vetoing the Partial Birth Abortion Ban By Admin, PBS News Hour Remarks by President Clinton on House Resolution 1833… Continue reading
Feb 29 White House on TV Violence By PBS News Hour Meeting America's challenge to strengthen our families: giving parents the tools to control their children's television. Continue reading
Nov 19 Watch Secondhand Smoke and In-flight Smoking From Nov. 19, 1987, Frank R. Lautenberg on Smoking on Flights, Secondhand Smoke… Continue watching