Jan 20 Poco progress in Mexico drug war By Michael D. Mosettig If any one place symbolizes the continuing frustration facing the Mexican government dealing with drug gangs, it is Michoacan, a western state of 4.3 million, which might have suffered as many as 1,000 homicides in the past year. Continue reading
Jan 14 Deadly violence on first day of Egypt’s constitutional vote By Justin Scuiletti Egypt’s health ministry is reporting that 11 people have died in the country amid clashes during the first day of voting for a new constitution. Continue reading
Jan 10 Watch Celebrations break out in Central African Republic after president steps down Celebrations break out in Central African Republic after president steps down… Continue watching
Jan 06 Watch 3:33 News Wrap: Senate confirms Janet Yellen as Fed chief By PBS NewsHour In our news wrap Monday, Janet Yellen won Senate confirmation to lead the Federal Reserve. Taking over for outgoing chair Ben Bernanke, the former vice chair becomes the first woman to lead the U.S.'s central bank. Also, peace talks to… Continue watching
Dec 26 Watch U.S. rushes to bolster Iraq with drones and missiles in fight against militants U.S. rushes to bolster Iraq with drones and missiles in fight against militants… Continue watching
Dec 24 Watch UN Ambassador Power: U.S. engaged in ‘relentless’ diplomacy in South Sudan UN Ambassador Power: U.S. engaged in 'relentless' diplomacy in South Sudan… Continue watching
Dec 24 Watch UN Security Council votes to double peacekeeping mission in South Sudan UN Security Council votes to double peacekeeping mission in South Sudan… Continue watching
Dec 20 Watch Journalist Ari Shavit wrestles with complexity of Israel in ‘My Promised Land’ Journalist Ari Shavit wrestles with complexity of Israel in 'My Promised Land'… Continue watching
Dec 20 Watch Political clash in world’s youngest country grows into wider South Sudan unrest Political clash in world's youngest country grows into wider South Sudan unrest… Continue watching