Jun 11 Watch From Lecture Hall to Graveyard Dr. Ronald Stockton; university professor and graveyard enthusiast. Continue watching
Jun 10 Hit the Road, Poet Laureate: Trethewey Partners With NewsHour for Second Term By Tom LeGro The Library of Congress reappointed U.S. Poet Laureate Natasha Trethewey to a second term on Monday. Though she is not the first in her position to receive the honor of an extended post, the announcement does have special meaning for… Continue reading
Jun 10 Watch Wanting, But Physically Unable, to Keep Working Bike shop owner Mike Kemp. Continue watching
May 28 Live Chat with PBS NewsHour Correspondents By News Desk Now is your chance to ask the PBS NewsHour senior correspondents anything you want. Tweet your questions to @NewsHour. Forty years ago, Robert MacNeil and Jim Lehrer reported on the Watergate scandal. Their coverage laid the groundwork for… Continue reading
May 15 Watch HatCam Goes Running in ACLI Capitol Challenge NewsHour's HatCam Goes Running With Senators and Judges in ACLI Capitol Challenge… Continue watching
May 14 PBS NewsHour Team ‘No Commercials, No Mercy’ Sweats it Out for Charity By Christina Bellantoni Politics editor Christina Bellantoni and social media editor Colleen Shalby, who ran with the PBS NewsHour HatCam, pose before the start of the ACLI Capital Challenge race in Washington, D.C. Photo courtesy of Christina Bellantoni/Twitter. Fourteen PBS NewsHour road warriors… Continue reading
May 09 Watch How Did Watergate Affect You? In the summer of 1973, Robert MacNeil and Jim Lehrer led PBS’s gavel-to-gavel coverage of the Senate Watergate hearings — launching the beginnings of what the PBS NewsHour is today. On May 17, the NewsHour will look back at the… Continue watching
Apr 26 Watch Meissner: A third of U.S. Foreigners Here Illegally Doris Meissner with Kwame Holman… Continue watching
Apr 15 Watch Doctor on Scene: ‘Tons of Mangled Extremities on the Ground’ Doctor on Scene: 'Tons of Mangled Extremities on the Ground'… Continue watching