Oct 17 On the PBS NewsHour Tonight By News Desk On Wednesday's NewsHour: The presidential candidates hit the road after last night's combative and personal debate We examine the facts in dispute after that face-off And the reality and rhetoric on China Plus, one group's efforts to help victims of… Continue reading
Oct 16 On the PBS NewsHour Tonight By News Desk On Tuesday's NewsHour: The presidential candidates meet for a town hall debate -- their second head to head contest Two new drugs linked to a deadly meningitis outbreak The foreign policy debate this election year And, Cuba announces it will… Continue reading
Oct 15 Twitter Chat: What to Expect for the Town Hall Debate By Colleen Shalby Politics editor Christina Bellantoni answered your questions Monday about the town hall presidential debate during a live Twitter chat. See the archived chat below and look for more coverage on the second presidential debate Tuesday on our website where we'll… Continue reading
Oct 15 On the PBS NewsHour Tonight By News Desk On Monday's NewsHour: The money behind the ad war this election year Close congressional races, including the battle for a Senate seat in Massachusetts The Syrian war, amid reports that weapons are going to militants linked to Al-qaida And, the… Continue reading
Oct 12 Google This 'Malarkey': 'How Old Is' Joe Biden, Paul Ryan By Meena Ganesan The top four search terms during the vice presidential debate. Graphic and data by Google. From real-time fact checkers to live blogs, tweets, gifs and games, the Internet brought in a trove of analysis, context and laughs Thursday… Continue reading
Oct 12 On the PBS NewsHour Tonight By News Desk On Friday's NewsHour: The candidates are in swing states after a spirited vice-presidential debate How women's issues are playing in the campaign Who best predicts election winners: pollsters or gamblers? Mark Shields and David Brooks And, the Nobel Peace Prize… Continue reading
Oct 03 Watch Closing Statements at the First Presidential Debate Closing Statements at the First Presidential Debate… Continue watching
Oct 02 On the NewsHour Tuesday A judge postpones Pennsylvania's strict voter ID law; we look at that and rules in other states Plus President Obama turned North Carolina "blue" with African American voters in 2008. Can he repeat? And has the U.S. abandoned plans… Continue reading
Sep 28 On the NewsHour Friday Night Consumer spending is up, but is the economy on the mend? On board a warship hunting for mines in the Persian Gulf A one-time star of China's Communist Party is ousted Analysis of the week's top political news with… Continue reading
Sep 27 Watch Campaigns Use Non-Traditional Advertising to Target Specific Communities Campaigns Use Non-Traditional Advertising to Target Specific Communities… Continue watching