PBS	Problem of Transparency Nothing New to the Fed July 30, 2009 As questions are raised about the Federal Reserve’s transparency, Paul Solman looks at the agency's attempts to balance public disclosure and secrecy used to protect sensitive financial ...

PBS	More Demonstrations Escalate Tensions in Iran July 30, 2009 Hundreds of Iranian opposition supporters gathered Thursday to mourn a slain demonstrator. Margaret Warner discusses the latest developments with a Los Angeles Times reporter.

PBS	Amid Health Care Debate, Prospects for Public ... July 28, 2009 As House Democrats try to round up votes for a health reform plan and a bipartisan group works on a Senate compromise, two bloggers size up the prospects for a public health insurance plan.

PBS	Miliband Presses Political Strategy for ... July 28, 2009 Britain’s foreign secretary discusses his country's concerns over the war in Afghanistan and the growing number of casualties.

PBS	Obama Calls for Deeper U.S.-China Economic ... July 27, 2009 President Barack Obama stressed the importance of new strategic and economic dialogue between the United States and China.

PBS	Arrests Expose Widespread Corruption in N.J. July 24, 2009 A 10-year-long investigation into widespread corruption in New Jersey culminated Thursday with the arrests of 44 people, including three mayors.

PBS	Obama, Duncan Pressure School Leaders to ... July 24, 2009 Education Secretary Arne Duncan discusses school reforms the Obama administration is pushing educators to make.

PBS	Health Care Reform Tops Week’s Agenda in D.C. July 24, 2009 Columnists Mark Shields and David Brooks analyze the top news of the week, including the fight over health care reform.

PBS	Senate to Miss Obama’s Aug. Health Reform Deadline July 23, 2009 Despite President Obama’s insistence, the Senate will not vote on health care reform before its August recess. Analysts discuss concerns over health care quality and costs.

PBS	As His Deadline Nears, Obama Steps Up Health ... July 22, 2009 With just days remaining until President Obama’s target date for a deal on health care reform, the White House is pushing ever stronger for swift action.

PBS	Senate Votes to Block F-22 Funding July 21, 2009 In a key victory for the Obama administration, the Senate on Tuesday voted 58-40 to block $1.75 billion in financing for new F-22 fighter jets.

PBS	Bernanke Details Stimulus Exit Plan to Congress July 21, 2009 Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke told lawmakers Tuesday that the central bank has an exit plan from its massive stimulus measures.

PBS	Obama: No Time to Delay on Health Reform July 20, 2009 In an exclusive interview with Jim Lehrer, President Obama said the country cannot afford to postpone revamping the health care system.

PBS	Protesters In Iran Continue to Voice Opposition July 17, 2009 Iranian analysts examine the anti-government unrest that continues more than a month after the disputed election.

PBS	Terrorists Strike Upscale Hotels in Indonesia July 17, 2009 Suicide bombs rocked two luxury hotels in Jakarta Friday morning just as tourists were gathering for breakfast. Kwame Holman reports on the bombings.

PBS	Health Care Reform Plans Raise Questions About ... July 15, 2009 Betty Anne Bowser reports on how lawmakers intend to pay for their health care reform proposals, and analysts consider who will shoulder the burden.

PBS	Fallout Continues From Calif. Budget Woes July 14, 2009 After failing to plug a $26 billion budget gap, California has begun sending out IOU’s to cover its costs, but most banks are refusing to accept them.

PBS	House Democrats Unveil Health Care Overhaul Plan July 14, 2009 House Democrats on Tuesday unveiled a proposal to reform the nation’s health care system. Gwen Ifill dissects the plan with NPR's Julie Rovner.

PBS	Legal Scholars Assess Sotomayor Confirmation ... July 14, 2009 Jim Lehrer speaks with law professors about Judge Sotomayor’s responses in her second day of Senate hearings and gauge what's to come.

PBS	Secret CIA Program Raises Questions for Lawmakers July 13, 2009 Leaders are calling for an investigation into a Bush-era CIA program, the details of which were withheld from Congress. Gwen Ifill examines the story.