Mar 26 Watch 7:30 What's driving Saudi airstrikes in Yemen? By PBS News Hour Yemen has become the latest flashpoint in a long conflict between Tehran and Riyadh for regional dominance. What do the new developments mean for an already smoldering Sunni-Shia split in the Middle East? Judy Woodruff talks to David Rothkopf of… Continue watching
Mar 26 Watch 5:01 How well do we know the pilots who fly our planes? By PBS News Hour Revelations of the cause of the Germanwings Flight 9525 crash have spurred serious concerns over safety and flight protocols, including ensuring pilots are properly trained and adding more monitoring in the cockpit. NewsHour aviation specialist Miles O’Brien joins Gwen Ifill… Continue watching
Mar 26 Watch 2:58 Cockpit voice recorder captures dramatic descent of Germanwings flight By PBS News Hour Continue watching
Mar 26 Watch How one Afghan woman rose from dressmaker to policy insider By PBS News Hour For Kamila Sidiqi, the road to working at Afghanistan's presidential palace began with a bold effort to support her family. While under Taliban rule, when women couldn’t work or go to school, she started a business in her living room. Continue watching
Mar 26 China races to save the Yangtze finless porpoise By Jasmine Wright Determined to save the last mammals in the Yangtze River from extinction, China plans to relocate eight critically endangered finless porpoise’s to a new home far away from humans. Continue reading
Mar 26 Taco Bell portrays McDonald's as communist society in new ad campaign By Colleen Shalby A new advertising campaign from Taco Bell reimagines McDonald’s empire as a dystopian society. Continue reading
Mar 26 King Richard III of England re-interred 530 years after death By April Brown It’s been more than 500 years since he died, but England’s notorious King Richard III now appears to have a final resting place. Continue reading
Mar 26 Al Jazeera demands Nigeria release two detained journalists ahead of election By Aisha Jama Al Jazeera is calling for the immediate release of their two Nigerian journalists who were detained early Tuesday while on special assignment to cover Nigeria's upcoming presidential election. Continue reading
Mar 26 Germanwings co-pilot intentionally crashed plane, investigator says By Margaret Myers The co-pilot of the Germanwings plane that smashed into the French Alps Tuesday deliberately crashed the plane, a French prosecutor said in a press conference Thursday. Continue reading
Mar 25 Watch 5:13 Who will fill Yemen's power vacuum? By PBS News Hour In Yemen, Houthi Shiite rebels now control the capital, have spread south and west, and are making an advance on Aden, driving out President Abd Rabbo Mansour Hadi. Who will rise to power and how does the turmoil affect the… Continue watching