PBS NewsHour Weekend

This teen inventor hopes to steer distracted drivers to safety

By Michael D. Regan

A young New Hampshire inventor has worked for years to create a product that limits distracted driving.

Kerry urging China to take firmer stand against North Korea’s nuclear program

By Michael D. Regan and Matthew Lee, Associated Press

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry is in Asia, where he is pushing for a resolution to simmering maritime disputes and to refocus China's attention on North Korea's nuclear program.

Prosecutors claim cover up as 8 face trial for damaging King Tut mask

By Michael D. Regan

Eight people are being charged with gross negligence for allegedly damaging the famed King Tutankhamen mask at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo.

Weeks before Iowa caucuses, Trump goes to church

By Michael D. Regan and Jill Colvin, Associated Press

On the second-to-last Sunday before the Iowa caucuses, Donald Trump settled into a fifth row pew for a lesson in humility.

Billionaires bolster Cruz bid for 2016

By Michael D. Regan and Julie Bykowicz, Associated Press

Four of America's wealthiest businessmen laid the foundation for Ted Cruz's now-surging Republican presidential campaign.

Teenage suspect in custody after Canada’s worst shooting in years

By Michael D. Regan

At least four people died and two people were injured Friday during Canada's worst school shooting in more than a decade.

Massive snowstorm pummels east coast

By Michael D. Regan

A deadly winter storm struck the east coast on Friday and Saturday. At least 10 people died in from weather conditions, with as many as 85 million people in 15 states located storm's path. Blizzard warning remained in effect for…

The latest: Democratic presidential candidates face off in Charleston

By Michael D. Regan and Associated Press

The Democratic presidential debate is underway, with three candidates set to clash over health care, gun policy and more.

U.S.-Iran ties warming after nuclear deal

By Michael D. Regan and Bradley Klapper, Matthew Lee, Associated Press

The lifting of sanctions and the exchange of prisoners this weekend show American relations with Iran are improving. President Obama on Sunday attributed the developments to effective diplomacy, even as his critics said the moves would adversely influence U.S. security.

GOP establishment concedes hotly contested primary states

By Michael D. Regan

Republican establishment leaders are now conceding the first two primaries of the presidential race in Iowa and New Hampshire set for February, as Donald Trump and Ted Cruz take control.