Jul 23 Watch Changing Leaders in Indonesia Guests discuss Indonesia's new president, Megawati Sukarnoputri, and the downfall of Abdurrahman Wahid. Continue watching
Jul 19 Macedonia Peace Talks Falter Top NATO and European Union officials postponed a trip to Skopje Thursday as the Macedonian government rejected a peace package that made concessions to minority ethnic Albanians. Continue reading
Jul 19 Watch Faith-Based Debate The House votes to give faith-based charities a larger role in social programs. Kwame Holman reports. Continue watching
Jul 19 Watch Election Reform: Fixing the System New reports say millions of ballots were lost or discarded nationwide last year due to problems in the U.S. voting process. Continue watching
Jul 18 Watch Cuba and U.S. Relations: Blaming the Blockade By PBS News Hour Paul Solman explores Cuba's market reforms and the effect of the U.S. trade embargo. Continue watching
Jul 18 Watch Newsmaker: Vice President Cheney Vice President Dick Cheney examines the state of U.S. energy consumption and conservation, stem cell research, campaign finance reform and his health. Continue watching
Jul 18 Watch Troubled Legacy Gwen Ifill reports on new criticism of the FBI after computers and guns are discovered to be missing. Continue watching
Jul 17 Bush Renews Waiver of Helms-Burton Provision By Admin President Bush decided not to activate a provision of the 1996 Helms-Burton Act that punishes foreigners for investing in Cuban property once owned by Americans. Continue reading
Jul 17 Watch Mexico: A Question of Amnesty Gwen Ifill and experts discuss Mexico-U.S. immigration policy after Mexican President Vicente Fox appeals to the U.S. for reform. Continue watching
Jul 16 Helms-Burton Act By PBS News Hour On July 16 President Bush enacted a six-month waiver of provisions of the 1996 Helms-Burton Act that would allow lawsuits against foreign companies who deal with Cuban businesses once claimed by U.S. nationals. Continue reading