People lift lanterns into the night sky during the Yi Peng Festival on Saturday in Chiang Mai, Thailand. During the festival, lanterns are launched into the night sky in the belief that grief and misfortune will fly away with them.

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The Supreme Court heard arguments in a case about work harassment that depends on defining who is considered a supervisor and who is considered a co-worker. Jeffrey Brown talks to The National Law Journal's Marcia Coyle about the case and…

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Located west of Olympic National Park, La Push, Wash., is idyllic at first glance. But the beauty of the place is matched by danger and vulnerability. Located at sea level, La Push lies directly in a flood and tsunami zone.

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After Sandy, Poet Describes 'What It Means to Stand in the Rubble of Your Life'…

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Iran Cracks Down on Dissidents, Human Rights Attorneys and Journalists…

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Shields and Brooks on Mideast Turmoil, Obama in Asia, Giving Thanks for Politics…

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Senator-Elect Tim Kaine 'Heartened' by Openness to Bipartisan Budget Solutions…

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The violence in Syria's 20-month conflict has moved eastward, closer to Turkey's border, and more players have entered the ring, including Syrian Kurds fighting against rebel forces. Ray Suarez talks to Margaret Warner from Istanbul about the price of the…

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As Egypt's Constitution Waits in Limbo, Mohamed Morsi's Grabs More Power…

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The Iranian flag flies at the Iranian permanent mission to the United Nations in Vienna. Photo by Dieter Nagl/AFP/Getty Images. On Friday's NewsHour, special correspondent Spencer Michels reports on allegations the Iranian government is arresting people for criticizing…

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