Dec 11 From Eden to the End of the World, One Man's Seven-Year Journey EmbedVideo(5184, 482, 304); Here is a preview to NewsHour's Wednesday night broadcast. For Paul Salopek's answers to viewers' questions, check out this video. Two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning foreign correspondent Paul Salopek is about to set off on one of… Continue reading
Dec 11 Watch Jodie Wu of Global Cycle Solutions Jodie Wu of Global Cycle Solutions describes her group's work. Continue watching
Dec 11 Watch Art, China and Censorship According to Ai Weiwei Ai Weiwei, arguably one of the most well known artists and dissidents in the world… Continue watching
Dec 11 Paul Salopek Answers Viewer Questions About His Trip Around the World EmbedVideo(5185, 482, 304); Paul Salopek answers viewers' questions about his upcoming trip. To watch Hari Sreenivasan's full interview with Salopek, check out this video. Paul Salopek has spent much of his life eschewing convention. The two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning… Continue reading
Dec 11 Watch Supporters and Opponents of Egypt's Morsi Stage Rallies Before Referendum Supporters of President Mohammed Morsi's government -- primarily political Islamists -- and opponents, primarily secular liberals and religious minorities, staged rival rallies in Cairo to express diverging opinions on a draft constitution. Ray Suarez reports on faction-driven violence that has… Continue watching
Dec 11 Watch News Wrap: Russia Unlikely to Pressure Syrian President Assad to Resign In other news Tuesday, Russia seems to be resisting appeals made by the U.S. to apply pressure on Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to resign. A Russian newspaper reported that Moscow officials are convinced Assad will not leave office voluntarily, no… Continue watching
Dec 10 Watch Making Work Safety a Priority in Clothing Industry in Pakistan and Bangladesh Making Work Safety a Priority in Clothing Industry in Pakistan and Bangladesh… Continue watching
Dec 10 Watch Industrial Residue From Receding Sandy Flood Waters Raise Concerns for Residents Industrial Residue From Receding Sandy Flood Waters Raise Concerns for Residents… Continue watching
Dec 10 Living With Breast Cancer Where Treatment Is Scarce This story is part of a series, Cancer's New Battleground, the Developing World. Above, Haitians wait for the doors to open in 2006 at a free clinic in Cange. Photo by Thony Belizaire/AFP/Getty Images. Haiti is the poorest… Continue reading
Dec 10 Cancer's New Battleground: The Developing World While America has been "waging war on cancer" for more than 40 years, a greater number of people die from cancer in low- and middle-income countries than from TB, HIV/AIDS and malaria combined. In this week-long series, our partners at… Continue reading