Feb 22 Shields and Brooks on Chinese Hacking, Oscar Picks By Hari Sreenivasan Our review of the sport of politics and the politics of sport is back for another week on the Doubleheader with syndicated columnist Mark Shields and New York Times columnist David Brooks. For the serious section we talk… Continue reading
Feb 22 Watch China Looms as Main Concern in Meeting Between Obama, Japan's Abe China Looms as Main Concern in Meeting Between Obama, Japan's Abe… Continue watching
Feb 19 Watch More Evidence Chinese Military Unit Hacked Hundreds of U.S. Computer Systems An intelligence report suggests that a secretive military unit in China has been hacking the computer systems of American corporations and organizations since 2006 and stealing information. President Obama highlighted the need for greater cyber security in his recent State… Continue watching
Feb 15 Watch Examining Cyber Security With Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano Examining Cyber Security With Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano… Continue watching
Jan 31 Watch New York Times Computer System Target of Lengthy Chinese Hacking Attack New York Times Computer System Victim of Lengthy Chinese Hacking Attack… Continue watching
Jan 30 Watch Where There's Oppression, There's Resistance: Chen Reflects on Future of China Where There's Oppression, There's Resistance: Chen Reflects on Future of China… Continue watching
Jan 30 Watch Blind Lawyer Activist Fled China for U.S. After Two Years of House Arrest Blind Lawyer Activist Fled China for U.S. After Two Years of House Arrest… Continue watching
Jan 30 Chen Guangcheng: Chinese Government 'Still Wants to Control Everything' By Larisa Epatko Chinese legal activist Chen Guangcheng told NewsHour senior correspondent Ray Suarez Wednesday that China's new leaders are more of the same "so I would not expect too much" by way of change. Continue reading
Jan 30 Watch Chinese Activist Chen Guangcheng on New Leadership Chinese activist Chen Guangcheng says China's leaders still wants to "control everything."… Continue watching
Jan 29 Watch News Wrap: Judge Approves BP Oil Spill Settlement Worth $4 Billion British Petroleum agreed to plead guilty to manslaughter and other charges. The company will also pay four billion dollars in criminal penalties in connection to the 2010 Deep Water Discovery oil spill in the Gulf Coast. Senator John Kerry, D-Mass. Continue watching