Politics Jun 24 4 questions answered about the software cyberattacks affecting car dealerships By Wyatte Grantham-Philips, Associated Press
Science Oct 12 WATCH: ‘Ring of fire’ solar eclipse on Saturday visible to millions across the Americas As the moon lines up precisely between Earth and the sun on Saturday, it will blot out all but the sun's outer rim. A bright, blazing border will appear around the moon for as much as five minutes along a… By Marcia Dunn, Associated Press
Science Jul 27 Watch 7:33 Lobster industry says regulations to save right whales will push them out of business Right whales are a majestic sight to behold off the eastern coast of North America, but they are endangered and their numbers are shrinking. Many conservationists say fishing gear that causes entanglements is a big part of the problem. But… By Miles O'Brien, Dorothy Hastings, Will Toubman
Science Mar 01 Record-breaking heat wave in 2021 is an example of climate change’s impact in North America A deadly heat wave in the Pacific Northwest last summer offers a glimpse of the types of extreme weather that a United Nations report says will become more common in North America with worsening climate change. By Gillian Flaccus, Associated Press
Making Sen$e Dec 11 These 4 changes helped Trump and Democrats agree to the USMCA trade deal Democratic lawmakers and the White House are both claiming victory for the major North American trade deal that is now expected to win approval from Congress after more than a year of deadlock. By Courtney Vinopal
Sep 10 Watch 3:52 These vivid NYC murals spotlight climate-threatened birds By PBS News Hour According to the National Audubon Society, climate change poses a serious threat to a large number of North America’s birds. But a street art project in New York City aims to call attention to their plight by creating large-scale murals… Continue watching
Dec 27 Solo rower completes voyage from North America to Australia By Stephen Fee After more than 200 days at sea, a British-born adventurer became the first person to row solo, nonstop from North America to Australia on Sunday. NewsHour’s Stephen Fee has the story. Continue reading
Nov 04 Take a video tour of the earth’s violent geological history By Joshua Barajas NOVA’s new series “Making North America” looks at how the continent morphed into what it is today. And on tonight’s program, Kirk Johnson, director Kirk Johnson, director of Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History, discusses how so much of the… Continue reading
Mar 23 Prehistoric hunt suggests humans arrived in North America earlier than previously thought By Laura Santhanam Bone fragments from seven horses and a camel suggest that the First Americans hunted and butchered these animals in North America at least 13,300 years ago after migrating from northeast Asia, hundreds of years earlier than previously thought. Continue reading
Feb 23 Watch Giving a microphone to the world’s most remote people By PBS News Hour How can the modern study of global change benefit from ancient knowledge? Special correspondent John Larson reports on the new ways indigenous communities around the world are connecting with one another to share observations and sustain their native cultures. Continue watching