Extras

PBS NewsHour

American rapper taps into the flow of China’s economy

Clip: 01/15/2015 | 6m 43s

A Fulbright scholar writes and performs bilingual raps about Chinese development.

PBS NewsHour

‘An era of defeat’ for the best soldiers in the world?

Clip: 01/15/2015 | 7m 11s

Why the U.S. military hasn't achieved lasting victory in the post-9/11 era.

PBS NewsHour

Drive the car of the future? No, it drives you

Clip: 01/15/2015 | 3m 39s

A big sensation at the CES this year was a preview of the autonomous driving car.

PBS NewsHour

Europe’s porous borders pose problems in hunt for terrorists

Clip: 01/15/2015 | 4m 55s

Gwen Ifill talks to Lorenzo Vidino of the European Foundation for Democracy.

PBS NewsHour

In Belgium, terminally ill children have the right to die

Clip: 01/15/2015 | 3m 28s

Terminally ill children in Belgium have the right to request euthanasia under it's law.

PBS NewsHour

Is the U.S. military faced with impossible missions?

Clip: 01/15/2015 | 6m 34s

Who is responsible for how America applies its military might?

PBS NewsHour

Nigeria's new literature prize boosts African writers

Clip: 01/15/2015 | 2m 25s

Nigeria's new literature prize boosts African writers

PBS NewsHour

Nigeria's new literature prize boosts African writers

Clip: 01/15/2015 | 2m 25s

Nigeria's new literature prize boosts African writers

PBS NewsHour

#NotTrending: Stashing packages, paying Indonesia’s poor

Clip: 01/15/2015 | 4m 46s

Carlos Watson, CEO of website Ozy, joins Gwen Ifill to share a few overlooked items.

PBS NewsHour

The right to die in Belgium: Inside its euthanasia laws

Clip: 01/15/2015 | 11m 18s

Euthanasia in Belgium has been legal since 2002. Despite support, controversy still exists

PBS NewsHour

Why did Oscar leave out actors of color, female filmmakers?

Clip: 01/15/2015 | 7m 8s

The 2015 Oscar nominations, and what they say about power and diversity in Hollywood.