The Latest Breaking News from PBS

War Crimes Watch: Targeting schools, Russia bombs the future

The Associated Press and the PBS series “Frontline” have independently verified that Russia has destroyed or damaged at least 56 Ukrainian schools in a manner that indicates a possible war crime

The Independent UK · May 17, 2022

PBS' Judy Woodruff plans to step down as 'NewsHour' anchor

Judy Woodruff says she plans to step down at anchor of PBS' daily ‘NewsHour’ program at the end of the year

The Independent UK · May 14, 2022

Dark side of Eurovision - political tensions, scandals and drug allegations

Eurovision isn't just about the glitter and ridiculous costumes - it's had its fair share of scandals and political rows over the years

Daily Mirror · May 14, 2022

High schoolers' extreme college anxiety

The PBS documentary "Try Harder!" chronicles the anxieties of today's high-achieving teens

Salon · May 1, 2022

More senior Australians to get cheaper health care and medication under $70m Coalition election pitch

The Coalition is promising to spend $70 million over four years to give an extra 50,000 older Australians access to the Commonwealth Seniors Health Card. Labor says it will match the commitment.

ABC News · May 1, 2022

Labor, coalition switch pitch to seniors

The two major parties are pitching directly to senior voters, promising an expansion to the health concession card and cheaper medications.

AAP · May 1, 2022

Anthony Albanese pledges to lower cost of PBS medicines and boost EVs at Labor campaign launch

Opposition leader also vows to make gender equity an objective of the Fair Work Act if ALP wins federal election on 21 May

The Guardian - AU · May 1, 2022

Labor officially launches election campaign with housing plan and pledge to cut medicine costs

Anthony Albanese uses Labor's campaign launch to announce a plan to cut the cost of medicines on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme, meaning no medicine would be more than $30.

ABC News · May 1, 2022

'You may not like me, but you know me': PM

Scott Morrison tells party faithful they at least know his government's plan for Australia's future even if they don't like him or all that he's done.

AAP · Apr 29, 2022

PBS' 'Ridley Road' holds lessons to America from '60s London

It took eight long years for Sarah Soleman to get a murky part of Britain’s post-World War II history from the pages of a book to our TV screens

The Independent UK · Apr 29, 2022