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On this edition for Saturday, November 21, hospitalizations continue to climb as COVID-19 cases break more records, an expert explains

The HUD secretary is convinced that the same monoclonal antibody treatment used on President Trump is responsible for saving his

On this edition for Saturday, November 21, hospitalizations continue to climb as COVID-19 cases break more records, an expert explains

The game-show host had been battling stage-four pancreatic cancer since 2019.

“This election is probably the most competitive 10-point race I’ve seen,” one pollster said.

The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette released its endorsement on Saturday.

Across party lines, Florida has seen a surge in the number of women contributing to candidates this election cycle.

On this edition for Saturday, October 31, PBS NewsHour Weekend is in North Carolina reporting on the issues the battleground

Across party lines, Florida has seen a surge in the number of women contributing to candidates this election cycle.

The remarks came after Pelosi confirmed she intends to run for speaker again should Democrats retain their majority in the

Disagreements persist among House Democrats, Senate Republicans, and the Trump administration over what the next relief package should contain.

On this edition for Saturday, October 24, the presidential candidates ramp up their campaigning as states open for early voting,

“This is Joe Biden running from his record and trying to wipe away this very clear conflict of interest,” she

On this edition for Saturday, October 24, the presidential candidates ramp up their campaigning as states open for early voting,

The agency previously said it could neither confirm nor deny that it had obtained a computer belonging to the Dem

The State Department has warned that Americans in China face potential arbitrary detention.

On this edition for Saturday, October 12, PBS NewsHour Weekend comes to you from the battleground state of Ohio where

On this edition for Saturday, October 12, PBS NewsHour Weekend comes to you from the battleground state of Ohio where

The discarded ballots had been intended for voters in the Louisville metro area.

The Nebraska senator called Joe Biden’s refusal to answer whether he would add seats to SCOTUS “grotesque.”

Barrett will also tell the Senate Judiciary Committee that “courts are not designed to solve every problem or right every

On this edition for Saturday, October 10, President Trump holds his first large in-person public event since his COVID-19 diagnosis

The Democratic nominee reiterated that voters won’t find out where he stands on the issue until after the election.

On this edition for Saturday, October 10, President Trump holds his first large in-person public event since his COVID-19 diagnosis

Physicians were able to administer a steroid without giving Trump supplemental oxygen a second time.

On this edition for Saturday, October 3, President Trump’s physician says the president, who remains hospitalized at Walter Reed Military

Christie was among the latest in a group of current and former Republican officials to test positive for the illness,

Christie was among the latest in a group of current and former Republican officials to test positive for the illness,

On this edition for Saturday, September 19, remembering Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg who died due to complications from

Senator Susan Collins (R., Maine) said Saturday she believes Republicans should hold off on voting to replace Supreme Court Justice

On this edition for Saturday, September 19, remembering Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg who died due to complications from

On this edition for Saturday, September 12, wildfires continue to scorch parts of California and the Pacific Northwest as evacuation

A new documentary focusing on Abrams mixes real history with modern myths.

On this edition for Saturday, September 5, nation-wide protests against racial injustice continue this Labor Day weekend, election disinformation threatens

On this edition for Saturday, August 29, a NewsHour Weekend special report on COVID-19 and its impact on classrooms across

When it comes to the song “Rule Britannia,” context is needed.

On this edition for Saturday, August 22, the House approves bill to allocate $25 billion to the USPS ahead of

On this edition for Saturday, August 22, the House approves bill to allocate $25 billion to the USPS ahead of

President Trump’s executive actions for COVID relief offer little relief but are constitutionally dangerous.

Refusing to be a party to Converse’s indictment of America as systemically racist, Jeff Poelvoorde dared it to do him

On this edition for Saturday, August 8, President Trump signs four executive actions to extend COVID-19 economic relief and defer

On this edition for Saturday, July 25, how racial health inequities are aiding the spread of the coronavirus in America,

On this edition for Saturday, July 18, remembering John Lewis, a Civil Rights Movement leader and a longtime member of

It is another indication of Trump’s perverse view of the law — and another reminder of the loathsome characters he’s

One-time defenders of unsavory Clinton and Obama pardons are outraged by the president’s commutation of his old associate’s 40-month sentence.

On this edition for Saturday, July 11, a presidential pardon for Roger Stone, U.S. breaks another coronavirus case record, and

On this edition for Saturday, July 4, Americans celebrate the holiday weekend amid a surge in COVID-19 cases and Black

On this edition for Saturday, July 4, Americans celebrate the holiday weekend amid a surge in COVID-19 cases and Black

As the nation celebrates its 244th birthday, those of us who still love it must redouble our efforts to convert

On this edition for Saturday, June 27, COVID-19 cases surge across the country prompting some states to rollback reopening, and