Celebrate 12 days of NewsHour with 12 unique gifts
To show our appreciation for our audience, PBS NewsHour will be unveiling 12 gifts over the next 12 days. Check back here each day, from Dec. 8-19, for a new gift that you can easily download or print out right…
12 Days of NewsHour: Download the 2014 Shields and Brooks Guide to Holiday Civility
Recognizing that Thanksgiving has passed, and that many of the social and political issues facing the nation have changed, we are offering an updated version of "The Mark Shields and David Brooks’ Guide to Holiday Civility."…
12 Days of NewsHour: Unscramble this word jumble
You'll need to look backwards and forwards, up, down and diagonally to find the names of your favorite NewsHour anchors, guests, recurring segments and more hidden in this word jumble.
12 Days of NewsHour: NewsHour ringtone
Imagine reliving that exciting moment when PBS NewsHour’s nightly broadcast begins to play on your television, computer or mobile screen every time the phone rings. Now you can.
What's better than a Sunday crossword puzzle? A NewsHour-themed Sunday crossword puzzle.
Looking for a gift that is both personal and economical? Look no further. Use this stencil of the PBS NewsHour logo to create custom t-shirts, tote bags and more for everyone on your holiday shopping list.
Happy Friday! Not only have you made it to the end of another work week, you've arrived at Day 5 of our 12 Days of NewsHour. We hope today's gift will keep you busy in the kitchen all weekend and…
There is no way to prevent the disappointment of those nearest and dearest to you when they call and you are not there to answer the phone, their feelings of disappointment may be assuaged ever so slightly by this unexpected…
The holidays are a busy time of year. But don't be the one who brings store-bought baked goods to your holiday party. NewsHour's got you covered.
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