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  1. News Wrap: Markets tumble amid China trade uncertainty2018/12/04
  2. James Baker on George H.W. Bush&#8217;s &#8216;extremely consequential&#8217; presidency2018/12/04
  3. How President George H.W. Bush ‘saw things differently’2018/12/04
  4. Why Senate reaction to CIA Khashoggi briefing is &#8216;unprecedented&#8217;2018/12/04
  5. What&#8217;s going on with North Carolina, Wisconsin election results2018/12/04
  6. Automation threatens jobs. Can education create new ones?2018/12/04
  7. The Met&#8217;s &#8216;Delacroix&#8217; exhibit shows the artist in full2018/12/04
    “Delacroix,” a retrospective of the 19th century French painter Eugène Delacroix, is a blockbuster show running this month at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. An ambitious Romantic, Delacroix is known for such paintings as “Women of Algiers” and is considered a key bridge to the Impressionist movement. Jeffrey Brown reports from the Met in New York City, where he speaks with curator Asher Miller.
  8. Appreciating the ‘powerful good’ of the public library2018/12/04
  9. News Wrap: Paris reels from worst riots in 50 years2018/12/03
  10. Remembering George H.W. Bush, 41st president2018/12/03
  11. Reflections on George H.W. Bush, a man of &#8216;lovely, sweet reticence&#8217;2018/12/03
  12. How Trump is relying on &#8216;chemistry&#8217; to forge trade deal with China2018/12/03
  13. In rural Appalachia, can health care become the new coal?2018/12/03
    Pikeville is a small city of 6,700 nestled in the mountains of eastern Kentucky--a rural area that has struggled to survive the decline of the coal industry. Now, local residents are pinning their futures on health care, which is desperately needed for a population whose life expectancy lags years behind the national average. Amna Nawaz reports for our new series, the Future of Work.
  14. Tamara Keith and Stuart Rothenberg on George H.W. Bush and the GOP&#8217;s evolution2018/12/03
    Lisa Desjardins sits down with NPR’s Tamara Keith and Stuart Rothenberg of Inside Elections to discuss the week in politics, including the political legacy of President George H.W. Bush, the evolution of the Republican Party and what the new House Democratic majority needs to accomplish.
  15. After losing most of its control in Iraq, ISIS is starting to reemerge2018/12/02
  16. Historian recalls personal encounters with Bush, his quiet humility2018/12/02
  17. How ISIS continues to fund its insurgency2018/12/02
    The Islamic State is returning to its roots as an insurgent force, with growing influence beyond its traditional geographic boundaries. And without a state, the group has new fundraising methods to finance itself. Foreign correspondent Rukmini Callimachi, who covers ISIS and Al-Qaeda for The New York Times, joins Hari Sreenivasan for an update on where the terror group stands.
  18. As UN Ambassador, head of CIA and 41, Bush built a political patriarchy2018/12/01
  19. While agreeing on trade, US did not back Paris Accord at G202018/12/01
    As the G20 summit in Argentina came to a close on Saturday, world leaders agreed on some trade issues, but not on a host of others, including climate change. NewsHour Foreign Affairs and Defense Correspondent Nick Schifrin joins Hari Sreenivasan for an update.
  20. A tribute to 41 and his ‘kinder, gentler’ legacy2018/12/01
  21. For parts of his presidency, Bush had more support from Democrats2018/12/01
  22. In Anchorage, &#8216;violent&#8217; earthquake causes extensive damage2018/11/30
  23. News Wrap: Ukraine closes border to Russian men2018/11/30
  24. At the G-20, leaders discover &#8216;how difficult&#8217; consensus has become2018/11/30
  25. Why companies are still failing to protect our personal data2018/11/30
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