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Pulitzer Prize Profile: The Philadelphia Inquirer’s Public Service Award
Pulitzer Prize Profile: The Philadelphia Inquirer's Public Service Award…
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Thousands of Iraqis Who Helped Americans in War Caught in Visa Holdup
In 2008, Congress passed a law allowing up to 5,000 Iraqis who had helped Americans during the war to come to the U.S. with their families as refugees each year, but the visa process has been slowed. Jeffrey Brown discusses…
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Killing of Afghan ‘Godfather’ Fuels New Questions on Stability
Ahmed Wali Karzai was assassinated in Kandahar on Tuesday by a longtime associate, who was then killed by guards. Judy Woodruff discusses the killing of the Afghan president's half-brother and what it means for Afghan security with the Philadelphia Inquirer's…
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L.A. Times, Philadelphia Inquirer Face Pressure of Newsroom Job Cuts
Parent Company Tribune Co. ousted L.A. Times editor Dean Baquet this week when he resisted pressure to cut jobs. On the East Coast, rumors were floating that the Philadelphia Inquirer could lose as much as one-third of its newsroom positions.
