... not just for him but for the Democratic Party for all time. And I think, and he did it anyway. But at the same time, Vietnam, Johnson agonized over Vietnam, predicted that he was going to have trouble, feared that he would lose but did it anyway because he was ...
The president said in a prime-time speech Tuesday marking the first anniversary of the handover of authority from the U.S. occupation to Iraqis, "The work in Iraq is difficult and dangerous," "We have more work to do and there will be tough moments that test America's resolve ...
... listening to John Kerry and asking whether they want him to be president and remove the existing president. I think he's got to tell us what's inside him, where he wants to take us, what he really believes, in a way that people connect with it and feel ...
... speech? FORMER PRESIDENT JIMMY CARTER: Exactly. That's a correct reading. JIM LEHRER: Is it also correct ... you used the word extremism or extremist in relationship to what he has done three or four times. Is that a message that you want us to take from this as well? FORMER ...
... measles and mumps. They are also a cause of what health experts call emerging infections -- diseases not seen before. Dr. Julie Gerberding, head of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, cautioned that the suspected paramyxovirus had been found in the noses of the victims and not in ...
After a report on the Congressional action, Elizabeth Farnsworth speaks with Senator Bob Graham (D-Fla.), Chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, and Senator Chuck Hagel (R-Neb.), member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
Terence Smith talks with John Daniszewski of the Los Angeles Times about his experience as the paper's Moscow bureau chief.
Ian Williams of Independent Television News reports on the 30th anniversary of the fall of Saigon and the end of the Vietnam war.
At least 122 people have been killed in Kabul, the capital in Afghanistan, by recent attacks claimed by the Taliban. The latest was on Saturday, when an ambulance packed with explosives drove through a security checkpoint and detonated in the heart of the city. Doug Ollivant, who served as a director at the National Security...
Airstrikes are a constant in Aleppo, Syria. But this week, global attention was captured by a haunting snapshot of one strike’s aftermath: a 5-year-old boy bloodied, dust covered and dazed. Such images have a history of going viral. But do they make an impact? Hari Sreenivasan asks Susan Moeller, a professor of journalism at the...
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