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... and the free world. If that is the case, then there has to be more assistance. GWEN IFILL: All that and more on tonight's "PBS NewsHour." (BREAK) GWEN IFILL: In the day's other news: It was primary eve in Wisconsin, and the campaigning went on almost nonstop. On ...
... hour. Then, ahead of next week's primary, a look at a new voter I.D. law, a "NewsHour" report from on the ground in Wisconsin. RICK ESENBERG, Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty: We don't think it's unreasonable to take some precautions to assume -- to assure that ...
... do far better against Trump and the other Republican candidates than does Hillary Clinton. (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE) JOHN YANG: Tonight, Sanders continues to campaign in Wisconsin. And Trump and Kasich appear in town halls hosted by MSNBC. For the "PBS NewsHour," I'm John Yang in Milwaukee. GWEN IFILL: Trump ...
... JUDY WOODRUFF: Good evening. I'm Judy Woodruff. GWEN IFILL: And I'm Gwen Ifill. JUDY WOODRUFF: On the "NewsHour" tonight: Presidential candidates set their sights on Wisconsin. Ted Cruz gets a critical endorsement, while Bernie Sanders aims to continue his winning streak. GWEN IFILL: Also ahead this Tuesday ...
... refusal to take responsibility for violence at his rallies. Trump will launch the next volley Tuesday when he campaigns in Ryan's hometown of Janesville, Wisconsin, ahead of the state's April 5 primary. Trump, in his trademark contradictory style, has both praised Ryan and ominously warned the speaker against ...
... years. The rationale is that tipped workers will make at least minimum wage through the tips left by their customers. Shannon Sorenson, a waitress in Wisconsin, said the instability of tips makes it difficult for her to plan financially. “There are some days the tips are amazing," she told PBS ...
... JUDY WOODRUFF: And we travel to the Philippines, where young girls are lured into the sex trade online. All that and more on tonight's "PBS NewsHour." (BREAK) GWEN IFILL: In the day's other news: President Obama defended his administration's strategy against terror, and dismissed Republican calls for ...
... industry was going under... LISA DESJARDINS: Clinton, too, was looking toward the Super Tuesday states, making a splash on Minnesota's airwaves, the target, a Wisconsin company that she says moved profits out of the U.S. to dodge taxes. HILLARY CLINTON: It's an outrage. If I'm president ...
Democratic presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders get back in the debate ring Thursday night with an increasingly bitter family score to settle. The debate comes just 48 hours after Sanders' victory over Clinton in the New Hampshire primary by 22 percentage points, a jagged pill made more so because she lost with women,...
In our news wrap Wednesday, the Department of Justice filed a civil rights lawsuit against Ferguson, Missouri, after the city council voted to revise part of a consent decree on police and court reform, related to the police killing of Michael Brown. Also, Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen indicated that the central bank means to...
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