Jun 20 Jimmy Carter: If Egypt's Ruling Military Goes Through With Plan, Same as Coup By Larisa Epatko Former President Jimmy Carter, whose Atlanta-based Carter Center observed voting in Egypt's presidential election, criticized the ruling military's latest actions in the North African nation's troubled move toward democracy. Continue reading
Jun 20 The Mexican People's Dilemma in Drug War Is Next President's, Too By Margaret Warner MEXICO CITY -- I wandered into an artsy jewelry shop Tuesday afternoon in Pedragal, an upscale neighborhood in Mexico City. I left not only with a sparkly gift for a friend, but with deeper and more troubling understanding of the… Continue reading
Jun 20 Watch After the Fire: Texas Residents Reflect on Damage, Loss Texas, wildfire, Bastrop, recovery, NewsHour, student reporting lab, Bastrop County Complex… Continue watching
Jun 20 U.S. and Mexico: Ties That Bind By Larisa Epatko As Mexicans move to elect a new president on July 1, whoever wins the keys to the official residence, or Los Pinos, will be tied to the United States in a number of ways: on border security, as trading partners,… Continue reading
Jun 20 Watch News Wrap: Greece Ushers in New Government Supporting Bailout In other news Wednesday, a new leader took control in Greece, supporting the country's international bailout but vowing to negotiate easier terms. Also, there were new disclosures on the computer spy virus known as Flame that targeted Iran's nuclear program. Continue watching
Jun 19 Watch In Italy, Gay Marriage Efforts Met With Strong Vatican Opposition It Italy, Gay Marriage Efforts Met With Strong Vatican Opposition… Continue watching
Jun 19 Ex-Egyptian President Mubarak Unresponsive After Stroke By Larisa Epatko A physically weakened Hosni Mubarak, who stepped down as Egypt's president in February 2011 after massive anti-government protests shook the country, suffered a stroke and his heart reportedly stopped beating Tuesday, officials said. Continue reading
Jun 19 Watch Ousted Egyptian Leader Hosni Mubarak on Life Support There were conflicting reports tonight about the health of critically ill former Egyptian leader Hosni Mubarak. Gwen Ifill talks to Nancy Youssef of McClatchy Newspapers in Cairo, who says the ousted president is in a "critical state."… Continue watching
Jun 18 Watch After Parliament Dissolved, Egyptian Generals Put on 'Charm Offensive' After Parliament Dissolved, Egyptian Generals Put on 'Charm Offensive'… Continue watching
Jun 18 Watch Greece's Respite Met With Cautious Optimism World leaders reacted with cautious optimism after the pro-bailout party in Greece won Sunday's elections. Jeffrey Brown reports on Europe's new obstacles as it attempts to achieve financial security. Continue watching