PBS	Is Conservatism Dead? September 19, 2009 Digging deep into the roots and evolution of the American conservative movement, Sam Tanenhaus talks with Bill Moyers about why he believes that conservatism is dead and how it might yet come ...

PBS	U.N. Negotiator Sees Promise for Climate Pact September 18, 2009 The U.N.'s top climate negotiator speaks with Margaret Warner about the outlook for a global pact to curb greenhouse gas emissions.

PBS	A Year Later, Little Progress Regulating Wall St. September 18, 2009 A year after the fall of Lehman Brothers, regulators have made little headway reforming their oversight of financial institutions. Experts explain why.

PBS	Baucus Bill, Missile Defense Stir Week in D.C. September 18, 2009 Columnists David Brooks and Ruth Marcus sort through the week’s top stories, including the ongoing debate over health care reform.

PBS	Population Boom, Warming Vex India’s Farmers September 18, 2009 Fred De Sam Lazaro reports on new questions surrounding India’s first big push to grow more food in order to meet the needs of a booming population.

PBS	The NewsHour for September 16, 2009 September 18, 2009 Sen. Max Baucus unveiled a proposed health care reform bill, but failed to garner Republican support. Also on the program: how to eliminate safe havens for al-Qaida in Afghanistan; what’s behind ...

PBS	Rich Robinson September 18, 2009 Rich Robinson is Assistant Professor in Cornell University’s Department of Materials Science and Engineering. In his lab, he investigates tiny particles that might help solve the world's ...

PBS	In Tanzania, a New Push To Combat Malaria September 17, 2009 Ray Suarez looks at a mult-million dollar effort in Tanzania to slow the spread of malaria through the distribution of bed nets.

PBS	Ted Kennedy In His Own Words September 17, 2009 Judy Woodruff speaks with Ted Kennedy Jr. about his father’s new posthumously published autobiography, 'True Compass.'

PBS	In Health Debate, Boehner Sees ... September 17, 2009 House Minority John Boehner outlines the GOP’s case against the president's push for health reform and says a 'rebellion' is brewing in the U.S.

PBS	America’s Young and Uninsured September 17, 2009 Kwame Holman reports on the challenges faced by young Americans without health insurance.

PBS	White House Reverses Bush Plan for Missile Shield September 17, 2009 President Obama announced Thursday he will scrap a European missile defense shield championed by his predecessor. Two experts on Europe assess the move.

PBS	The NewsHour for September 15, 2009 September 17, 2009 President Obama offered a new defense of his economic policies, even as a trade tug-of-war has emerged between the U.S. and China over tire imports. Also on the program, a look at the doctor ...

PBS	Strategy to Eradicate Terrorist Havens Examined September 17, 2009 Growing doubt has arisen in Washington over U.S. strategy aimed at the spread of terrorist safe havens in Afghanistan, Pakistan and Somalia.

PBS	Health Workers in Tanzania Battle River Blindness September 17, 2009 Ray Suarez explores how health care workers in Tanzania are fighting to curb the spread of river blindness.

PBS	NBR for September 15, 2009 September 16, 2009 Top stories include: Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke says recession is likely over. Today marks anniversary of Lehman Brothers bankruptcy. Unemployment lasts longer.

PBS	The Principal Story September 16, 2009 A portrait of the challenges facing America’s public schools and of the difference a dedicated principal can make. Following two principals over the course of a school year, viewers discover what ...

PBS	The NewsHour for September 14, 2009 September 16, 2009 On the anniversary of the collapse of Lehman Brothers, President Barack Obama visited Wall Street and renewed his call for an overhaul of U.S. financial regulations. Paul Solman explores the ...

PBS	NBR for September 14, 2009 September 16, 2009 Top stories include: President Obama, Financial Regulation & Lehman Brothers anniversary.

PBS	Obama Faces Doubt Among Democrats on Afghanistan September 16, 2009 President Obama is facing increasing resistance to the war strategy in Afghanistan among members of his own party. Margaret Warner reports.