They are prepared to reach various types of agreements. But the fundamental issue, what they would describe as their right to enrich, is not up for negotiation. And I don't think that's going to change going into whatever new talks might come out of...

RAY SUAREZ: Meanwhile, the violence inside Syria raged on, as the army kept up an assault on Homs and other cities. Jonathan Rugman of Independent Television News made his way to one town under siege, Saraqib. Fighters from the Free Syrian Army are...

Rahm Emanuel tried Thursday to walk a political tightrope on rules changes proposed by four powerful aldermen aimed at silencing the audience at City Council meetings — rule changes the American Civil Liberties Union dubbed “very troubling.” Aldermen...

BROWN: And finally tonight, a drug shortage problem and its impact on a critical treatment for childhood leukemia. Ray Suarez has our update. RAY SUAREZ: There have been more than 250 drugs declared in short supply in the past year. The latest worries...

And he was still hugely inspirational. But when you look at Jeremy, you're looking at somebody totally different. He's an all-American kid who is redefining the notion of what an all-American kid is. And that is a big part, I think, of what why Jeremy...

IFILL: This year's budget battle in Washington was formally joined today. President Obama rolled out his spending plan, and Republicans offered their objections. It set up an election-year fight over austerity vs. spending. Ray Suarez has that story. ...

Journal). More to the point, as Yuval Levin pointed out shortly after President Obama and HHS Secretary Sebelius announced their “accommodation,” the newly tweaked regulations “would not actually change the moral circumstances at issue in any way.” ...

A new birth control mandate was under duress this week as Roman Catholic officials said it violated Church teachings and Republicans said it threatened religious freedom. Ray Suarez discusses the rule with Anthony Picarello of the U.S. Conference of...

IFILL: Now to Syria's uneasy, uncertain and unfinished revolution. Ray Suarez has that. RAY SUAREZ: In the capital, Damascus, a high-ranking Russian visitor, in other cities, more death and destruction. We start with a report from Jonathan Miller of...

Suarez discusses other countries’ diplomatic and military options and the mounting pressure on Assad’s regime with the University of Oklahoma’s Joshua Landis and Steven Heydemann of the United States Institute of Peace. The US embassy was closed today. ...

WOODRUFF: Now, more talk of an Israeli strike on Iran to stop or slow down that country's nuclear program, and questions about a U.S. response to any Israeli military action. Ray Suarez has the story. RAY SUAREZ: With war talk rising, the supreme leader...

When the American section of Amnesty International was first founded in the 1970s, William F. Buckley was one of its earliest supporters. The prime mover behind the American section, Ginetta Sagan, was a mentor to those of all political stripes,...

And, of course, we know that 74 people died, at least. And so the fallout and the anger really has to do with the negligence of the security forces and what they didn't do, rather than what they did do. RAY SUAREZ: Well, the world has long been...

VICTOR RIOS, Associate Professor of Sociology, University of California, Santa Barbara: My name is Victor Rios. In 1994, this was me. I was introduced to the nation in a "Frontline" documentary. I was a gang member, a juvenile delinquent, and a high...

And watch NewsHour broadcasts at 6, 9 and 11 p.m. ET on the Florida race, including reports from Gwen Ifill and Judy Woodruff plus analysis from columnists Mark Shields and David Brooks. For background, here are the five things to watch for tonight,...

WOODRUFF: Next tonight, mounting violence in Syria and a new diplomatic push to oust the government of President Bashar al-Assad. Ray Suarez has the story. RAY SUAREZ: Since the weekend, Syrian tanks and troops have been blasting rebel fighters in the...

Fla. PAUL J. RICHARDS/AFP/Getty Images.) The PBS NewsHour's politics team is on the ground in Florida covering the buildup to Tuesday's primary: the biggest test yet for the GOP presidential hopefuls. Though the team has witnessed many more bilingual...

DR. HANS ROSLING: So, down here is poor and sick. And up here is rich and healthy, Europe brown, Asia red, Middle East green, and the size of the country bubble show the size of the population. RAY SUAREZ: Can you almost feel when the lights are going...

Ray Suarez When it comes to politics, I know a lot about The Decade of the Hispanic. I've been lucky enough to cover three of them. For as long as I've been a reporter, the Hispanic vote has been the next big thing. Certainly, with every passing year,...