JUDY WOODRUFF: As we reported earlier, recipients of the Pulitzer Prize were announced today, and they included winners in literature, music, and the arts. Jeffrey Brown is with us from Boston to run through some of them. JUDY WOODRUFF: Hi, Jeff. JEF...
JUDY WOODRUFF: And now to a story from the war in Syria against ISIS. Our PBS colleagues at Frontline, in partnership with the BBC, have been following the story of an American woman, Sam El Hassani, who lived with her children in the ISIS capital, R...
JUDY WOODRUFF: Now to another in our Brief But Spectacular series, where we ask people about their passions. Tonight, Jamaican-born writer Nicole Dennis-Benn. Her award-winning novel, Here Comes the Sun, was named a best book of the year by The New Y...
JUDY WOODRUFF: According to the Centers for Disease Control, one in 68 children have autism spectrum disorder. It's a diagnosis that can affect a person's social, communication and motor skills. It is diagnosed four times more often in boys than girl...
DAME STEPHANIE SHIRLEY, Founder, Freelance Programmers: You can always tell ambitious women by looking at the shape of their heads. They're flat on top from being patted patronizingly. And I'm sick of it. I was an unaccompanied child refugee who came...
JUDY WOODRUFF: New York Times reporter John Leland began following a group of men and women in 2015 who ranged in age from 87 to 92. What he learned shattered his expectations about aging and death, as he explains in his Humble Opinion. JOHN LELAND,...
JUDY WOODRUFF: And, finally, to our NewsHour Shares. Christopher Schafer has made a living crafting high-end suits. But, as the NewsHour's Rhana Natour reports, he has found a way to use his talents to give back to the community. RHANA NATOUR: From h...
HARI SREENIVASAN: New research finds class matters a lot less in America when it comes to economic mobility for black males. Income inequality is often cited as an important factor in holding people back, but a new analysis suggests black boys and bl...
JUDY WOODRUFF: To help fill in the picture of where things go form here, Adam Goldman covers the FBI and national security for The New York Times. Adam Goldman, welcome back to the program. You have been reporting on this. What went into the decision...
JUDY WOODRUFF: Trauma is a word we hear used to describe a range of experiences, from fleeing a war zone to being bullied at school. Author and journalist Aminatta Forna thinks the word is overused, and, in her Humble Opinion, it is time to find a ne...
