... our civilians make every day around the globe. As we stand united with their families, let us now redouble our own efforts to carry their work forward. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's statement is here. The NewsHour will take a look at the events Wednesday night. Tune in. 11 ...
... that former Minnesota GOP Gov. Tim Pawlenty seemed to be more focused Tuesday on everyday tasks such as walking his dog and doing some yard work with the veepstakes talk heating up. Alex Leary writes for the Tampa Bay Times that Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., is unlikely to be ...
... North Carolina. MITT ROMNEY (R): We have a president who's installed some of the old liberal policies from the past, and they didn't work then. And they sure as heck are not working now, and they will not work in the future. (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE) JUDY WOODRUFF: The ...
... country's stagnation at home and unilateralism abroad and offers a corrective. At his Northern Virginia home recently, we talked about what he calls a shift in the world's center of gravity from the West to the East. How do you define this shift? Is it a slow rebalancing ...
... while they are there and after they return home. SGT. JOHN EUBANKS, U.S. Marine Corps: I was big on the alcohol, ruined some relationships. Work suffered. And it took a while before I figured out that this was not good. And it took some intervention from some good friends ...
Fireworks light up the sky behind the U.S. Capitol building on July 4. Photo by Eva HambachAFP/Getty Images. The debt/deficit problem facing the country didn't go away over the Fourth of July holiday. As Aaron Sorkin's fictional President Bartlet once said, "My point is this: Break's over." The clock is ticking loudly toward the self-imposed...
NATO agreed Thursday to assume part of the military operations against Libya -- enforcement of the no-fly zone -- after days of debate among its members. Jeffrey Brown assesses the progress in the Libya campaign and the upcoming NATO handoff with retired Army Gen. Jack Keane and the RAND Corporation's Frederic Wehrey.
President Obama moved a step closer to a major foreign policy victory Tuesday as the Senate cleared the way for ratifying the START nuclear treaty with Russia. Gwen Ifill gets the details from Naftali Bendavid of The Wall Street Journal.
Presidential historian Michael Beschloss, Richard Norton Smith of George Mason University and Beverly Gage of Yale University examine the results of Tuesday's midterm election in the context of races past.
Mildrade Cherfils of GlobalPost gives details on what's to come after the French Parliament voted in favor of pension reform.
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