PBS	As Obama Pushes Health Reform, Congress ... June 23, 2009 Amy Walter of The Hotline and NPR’s Julie Rovner assess the latest developments in the health care reform legislation battle on Capitol Hill.

PBS	Senators Gauge Obama’s Response to Iran Crisis June 23, 2009 Sens. Lindsey Graham and John Kerry discuss President Obama’s reaction to the crisis surrounding Iran's disputed presidential election.

PBS	President Obama Condemns 'Unjust ... June 23, 2009 Excerpts from President Obama’s comments on Iran during his Tuesday news conference.

PBS	House Democrats Unveil Health Care Proposal June 19, 2009 House Democrats released the details of legislation they say would extend coverage to the 50 million Americans without health insurance.

PBS	Geithner: U.S. Can Afford, Needs Stimulus, ... June 18, 2009 Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner details the administration’s case for an overhaul of the nation's financial rules.

PBS	Obama, South Korean President Rebuke North Korea June 16, 2009 Analysts mull how North Korean relations will be affected by new U.N. sanctions and a rebuke from Presidents Obama and Lee Myung-bak.

PBS	Doctors Consider Health Care Possibilities as ... June 15, 2009 Health correspondent Betty Ann Bowser speaks with doctors about their health care reform preferences.

PBS	After Disputed Vote, Iran’s Leaders Face ... June 15, 2009 Analysts discuss Iran’s disputed presidential election and how protests by supporters of reform-movement leader Mir Hossein Mousavi will shape the country's political future.

PBS	In Wis., Obama Pushes for Health Care Reform June 11, 2009 Kwame Holman reports on President Obama’s efforts to promote an overhaul of the nation's health care system.

PBS	Obama Unveils Executive Pay Rules for Firms June 10, 2009 Analysts examine how new compensation rules proposed by the Obama administration Wednesday could affect financial firms.

PBS	U.S. Couple Face Charges of Spying for Cuba June 10, 2009 A Washington Post reporter updates the story of an American husband and wife who stand accused of spying for Cuba.

PBS	Guantanamo Detainee Arraigned in New York June 10, 2009 A New York Times reporter provides an update on a Guantanamo detainee who was arraigned in New York on charges stemming from embassy bombings in Africa.

PBS	Extent of Nazi Camp, Ghetto System Still Emerging June 05, 2009 Ray Suarez reports on emerging evidence of a larger-scale Nazi prison camp system than was previously known as scholars uncover new records.

PBS	Obama Urges Cooperation With Muslim World June 04, 2009 In a sweeping speech in Cairo, President Obama called for stronger U.S.-Muslim alliances, urging each to put suspicions aside and unite to combat extremism.

PBS	U.S. Muslims React to Obama’s Cairo Speech June 04, 2009 American Muslims share their views on President Obama’s Cairo speech.

PBS	Obama Looks to Open Dialogue with Muslim World ... June 03, 2009 President Obama met with Saudi Arabia’s King Abdullah Wednesday on the eve of his speech aimed at fostering better relations with the Muslim world.

PBS	McChrystal Predicts Hard Road Ahead in Afghanistan June 02, 2009 Analysts discuss Lt. Gen. Stanley McChrystal’s assessment of the war in Afghanistan during his Senate confirmation hearing.

PBS	GM Bankruptcy Affects Myriad Stakeholders June 01, 2009 Paul Solman reports on how General Motors' bankruptcy filing will affect different company stakeholders, from union members to bondholders to car dealers.

PBS	After GM Bankruptcy Filing, Government to ... June 01, 2009 After GM’s bankruptcy filing, CFO Ray Young discusses the reorganization plan, which will give the U.S. government a 60-percent stake in the new company.

PBS	Law Professors Examine Sotomayor’s Judicial Record May 29, 2009 Legal analysts examine what Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor’s record signals about her larger legal philosophy.