Dec 29 Watch W.S. Merwin: A Passion for Poetry and the Natural World By PBS News Hour W.S. Merwin is one of the nation's greatest living poets and is the author of more than 50 books. In a house he built on the island of Maui, he cultivates his other life long passion: gardening. Continue watching
Jan 23 Democrats Prep for S.C. Vote With Eye on Feb. 5 By PBS News Hour With three days left before South Carolina's Democratic primary, Illinois Sen. Barack Obama is focusing on a big win in the Palmetto State, while New York Sen. Hillary Clinton is making the rounds to Super Tuesday hot spots. Continue reading
Jun 12 Watch Critic Analyzes Sopranos Finale HBO drama "The Sopranos" ended its final season Sunday night. Television critic Alan Sepinwall describes the mixed reactions to the unusual ending and impact the show had on other programs. Continue watching
May 08 Watch Six Men Arrested in Plot to Attack New Jersey's Fort Dix Federal prosecutors have charged six Muslim men living in the United States with plotting to sneak into Fort Dix in New Jersey and kill as many military personnel as possible. The NewsHour speaks with the U.S. attorney working on the… Continue watching
Nov 07 Menendez Keeps New Jersey Senate Seat By PBS News Hour Democratic Sen. Robert Menendez of New Jersey kept his seat Tuesday in a race intensely watched to determine which party will control the Senate. Continue reading
Oct 24 In Potentially Bad Year, Republicans Look to Unseat Democrat in New Jersey By PBS News Hour With Election Day just two weeks away, the New Jersey Senate race between Democrat Robert Menendez and Republican Tom Kean remains a virtual dead heat. Continue reading
Oct 18 Watch Senate Races in New Jersey and Pennsylvania Heat up as Election Day Nears As the Senate races in New Jersey and Pennsylvania heat up, incumbents in both states are in danger of losing their seats. A political journalist from each state analyzes the races and the key issues the candidates are focusing on… Continue watching
Oct 03 GOP Asks U.S. Supreme Court to Delay Ballot Change Ruling By PBS News Hour Republicans also plan to file suit in federal district court on behalf of overseas military personnel who received absentee ballots. Continue reading