PBS's Coverage of Donald Trump's Second Impeachment
Daniel HautzingerJanuary 12, 2021
Find all the ways you can watch the House's impeachment trial, either over-the-air or digitally, here.
Covering the 2020 Political Conventions
Daniel HautzingerJuly 30, 2020
The executive producer of PBS NewsHour and the News Director of WTTW News discuss covering the Democratic and Republican conventions during a pandemic, lessons learned from 2016, and more.
'PBS NewsHour' Co-Founder Jim Lehrer Has Died
Daniel HautzingerJanuary 23, 2020
Jim Lehrer, the co-founder and anchor of PBS NewsHour, died Thursday, January 23 at the age of 85. He covered such earth-shaping events as the assassination of President John F. Kennedy and the Watergate hearings, and was admired by journalists of all sorts.
PBS's Coverage of the Impeachment Trial
Daniel HautzingerJanuary 15, 2020
The impeachment trial in the Senate has begun. Find all the ways to watch PBS NewsHour's special live coverage here.
How to Watch the Final Democratic Presidential Debate of the Year
Daniel HautzingerDecember 19, 2019
Tonight at 7:00 pm CT, PBS NewsHour and POLITICO host the final Democratic presidential debate of the year, featuring Joe Biden, Pete Buttigieg, Amy Klobuchar, Bernie Sanders, Tom Steyer, Elizabeth Warren, and Andrew Yang.
PBS's Coverage of the Impeachment Hearings in December
Daniel HautzingerDecember 3, 2019
Find all the ways you can watch the House Judiciary Committee's public impeachment hearings, either over-the-air or digitally, here.
PBS's Special Coverage of the Impeachment Hearings
Daniel HautzingerNovember 12, 2019
Find all the ways you can watch, either over-the-air or digitally, here.
The Stories Behind PBS Shows
Daniel HautzingerNovember 7, 2017
50 years ago, President Lyndon B. Johnson created a federally funded public broadcasting system to "enrich man's spirit." PBS has produced a wide range of programs since then. Learn a little bit about the history of some of your favorites.
Looking Back at Nixon's Resignation
Daniel HautzingerAugust 8, 2017
43 years ago today, Richard Nixon announced his resignation from the Presidency on national television. The next day, August 9, he resigned. At 10:00 pm on August 8, you can revisit the events leading to Nixon's downfall in Dick Cavett's Watergate, which compiles some of Cavett's interviews and analysis of the Watergate investigation.
The Executive Producer of 'PBS NewsHour' on Media in the Age of Trump
Daniel HautzingerMarch 29, 2017
"It's our job to hold power accountable. We did that before this White House, and we'll continue to do it." Sara Just discusses the role of long-form journalism in an era of fake news and antagonism towards traditional media.
