Mar 14 Watch In 'The Snowden Files,' revealing the man who revealed NSA secrets By PBS News Hour Continue watching
Mar 14 Watch News Wrap: Moscow amasses more troops in Crimea as U.S.-Russia diplomacy yields little progress By PBS News Hour Continue watching
Mar 14 Watch Shields and Brooks on Crimea consequences, CIA accusations By PBS News Hour Continue watching
Mar 14 Polluted skies in Paris reach levels comparable to Beijing By Simone Pathe Beijing on the Seine: "@nycjim: Layer of smog envelops Paris and other French cities. http://t.co/AF6Es22UCW pic.twitter.com/dufaJzjRCI”— John Bussey (@johncbussey) March 14, 2014 There’s no excuse for easy-breathing tourists in France not to take in… Continue reading
Mar 14 Search for missing Malaysian jetliner expands after new data is uncovered By Ellen Rolfes Malaysia expanded the search for the missing Malaysia Airlines aircraft on Thursday to the Andaman Sea, as many as 1,000 miles or more off the flight's original course. Continue reading
Mar 14 Lavrov says U.S. and Russia still at great odds over Ukraine crisis By Sam Lane Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said Friday that there is "no common" vision between the United States and his country over the situation in Ukraine, according to the Associated Press. Continue reading
Mar 14 Margaret Warner rolls into Crimea with PBS NewsHour reporting team By Travis Daub PBS NewsHour producer Morgan Till is documenting his journey with chief foreign correspondent Margaret Warner across Ukraine on Twitter. Warner will report from Crimea for the next few days, crossing the country by train and car. Continue reading
Mar 13 Watch What prevents the U.S. from signing the U.N. disabilities treaty? By PBS News Hour Opponents of U.S. ratification by Congress of a United Nations convention that pushes for equal rights for those with disabilities argue that it would give the U.N. jurisdiction over domestic laws. Judy Woodruff gets two views on the treaty from… Continue watching
Mar 13 Watch Japan considers energy future after Fukushima By PBS News Hour A disaster at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant on March 11, 2011, has greatly affected how Japanese citizens feel about that energy source. Polls suggest that 80 percent of voters now oppose nuclear power in Japan. But walking away… Continue watching
Mar 13 Watch U.S. signature absent from U.N. disability convention, celebrated at Paralympic Games By PBS News Hour Continue watching