Constitutional Accountability Center's Elizabeth Wydra and Heritage Foundation's Hans von Spakovsky discuss the Supreme Court's consideration of whether former President Donald Trump can be prosecuted for his efforts to overturn the 2020 election.
The Supreme Court hears oral argument to decide if former President Donald Trump is immune from criminal prosecution for his alleged role in trying to overturn the 2020 election results. Special Counsel Jack Smith indicted him in August 2023.
2024 presumptive Republican presidential nominee and former President Donald Trump met with voters in Manhattan -- including members of the Steamfitters Local 638 union group, as he went to Day 7 of a criminal trial in New York City. He shook hands and provided autographs as he met with voters, and twice spoke to reporters, including brief remarks on the Supreme Court's hearing of argument in the presidential immunity case affecting federal charges he faced in a Washington, DC court.
Former Rep. Liz Cheney (R-WY) and Jon Meacham, historian and Pulitzer Prize-winning biographer, held a conversation on democracy and how leaders can put principles ahead of politics. Many topics were discussed, including January 6th, how the Republican Party has evolved, the 2024 presidential election, and how elected officials and voters can work to put principle over party. This discussion was a part of the Washington National Cathedral's "A Better Way" programming.
Former Defense Department officials Michèle Flournoy and Thomas Mahnken spoke at the Center for Strategic and International Studies' 2024 Global Security Forum. They discussed various geopolitical issues, such as the rise of a "revisionist Russia," a possible Chinese invasion of Taiwan, factors for working toward a two-state solution between Israel and the Palestinian territories, the impact of the U.S. presidential election on international alliances, and China's investments in developing nations.
Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines was a keynote guest at the Center for Strategic and International Studies' 2024 Global Security Forum. She was interviewed by former Homeland Security Under Secretary Suzanne Spaulding about current security challenges facing the U.S. and world and her responsibilities in overseeing 18 intelligence agencies and organizations. During the discussion, Ms. Haines was interrupted by several pro-Palestinian protesters. At the time of this event, pro-Palestinian occupations were escalating on several university campuses, including at Columbia University in New York City.
President Biden announced a preliminary agreement between his administration and semiconductor manufacturing company Micron in Syracuse, New York. The agreement would provide $6.1 billion in funding from the CHIPS and Science Act and $125 billion from Micron to build semiconductor manufacturing facilities in Upstate New York and near Micron headquarters in Idaho. The president says the preliminary agreement will create 70-thousand jobs across the two states. Prior to his remarks, the president participated in a presentation with Governor Kathy Hochul (D-NY) on plans for the planned semiconductor manufacturing facilities in New York.
Aswad Thomas of the Alliance for Safety and Justice discussed expanding resources for survivors of crime, promoting public safety and criminal justice reform.
United Nations Senior Humanitarian Coordinator for Gaza Sigrid Kaag discusses navigating humanitarian assistance to Gaza amidst the Israel-Hamas war during an event hosted by the U.S. Institute of Peace in Washington, DC.
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) held an open meeting from FCC headquarters in Washington, DC, on net neutrality, the implementation of geo-routing and location-based services for the 988-crisis hotline, and enforcement actions taken against several pirate radio station operators. While the commission voted unanimously in favor of geo-routing for the 988 hotline and enforcement actions against pirate radio operators, they voted along party lines to restore net neutrality, which was repealed in 2017 under the Trump administration.
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) held a news conference from FCC headquarters in Washington, DC, following an open meeting on net neutrality, the implementation of geo-routing and location-based services for the 988-crisis hotline, and enforcement actions taken against several pirate radio station operators.
2024 presumptive Republican presidential nominee and former President Donald Trump met with voters in Manhattan -- including members of the Steamfitters Local 638 union group, as he went to Day 7 of a criminal trial in New York City. He shook hands and provided autographs as he met with voters, and twice spoke to reporters, including brief remarks on the Supreme Court's hearing of argument in the presidential immunity case affecting federal charges he faced in a Washington, DC court.
C-SPAN takes viewer calls for reaction to the Supreme Court oral argument regarding former President Trump's claim of presidential immunity to protect against criminal prosecution.
The Supreme Court heard oral argument to decide if former President Donald Trump is immune from criminal prosecution for his alleged role in trying to overturn the 2020 election results. Special Counsel Jack Smith indicted him in August 2023.
2024 presumptive Republican presidential nominee and former President Donald Trump met with voters in Manhattan -- including members of the Steamfitters Local 638 union group, as he went to Day 7 of a criminal trial in New York City. He shook hands and provided autographs as he met with voters, and twice spoke to reporters, including brief remarks on the Supreme Court's hearing of argument in the presidential immunity case affecting federal charges he faced in a Washington, DC court.
President Biden announced a preliminary agreement between his administration and semiconductor manufacturing company Micron in Syracuse, New York. The agreement would provide $6.1 billion in funding from the CHIPS and Science Act and $125 billion from Micron to build semiconductor manufacturing facilities in Upstate New York and near Micron headquarters in Idaho. The president says the preliminary agreement will create 70-thousand jobs across the two states. Prior to his remarks, the president participated in a presentation with Governor Kathy Hochul (D-NY) on plans for the planned semiconductor manufacturing facilities in New York.
Academics and policy advocates discussed the state of environmental policy with the American Enterprise Institute in Washington, DC. Several topics were discussed, including the history of environmental policy, how the environment has progressed over the last few decades, and how climate change impacts environmental science.
Paul DiPerna from the group EdChoice discussed his group's efforts to expand school choice in the U.S. and its recent survey of teenagers about their views of K-12 education in the U.S.
United Nations Senior Humanitarian Reconstruction Coordinator for Gaza Sigrid Kaag discussed navigating humanitarian assistance to Gaza amidst the Israel-Hamas war. Topics included vulnerabilities women and children face in Gaza, the maritime route for aid, humanitarian worker security, and reconstruction. The U.S. Institute of Peace hosted this event.
President Biden announced a preliminary agreement between his administration and semiconductor manufacturing company Micron in Syracuse, New York. The agreement would provide $6.1 billion in funding from the CHIPS and Science Act and $125 billion from Micron to build semiconductor manufacturing facilities in Upstate New York and near Micron headquarters in Idaho. The president says the preliminary agreement will create 70-thousand jobs across the two states. Prior to his remarks, the president participated in a presentation with Governor Kathy Hochul (D-NY) on plans for the planned semiconductor manufacturing facilities in New York.
2024 presumptive Republican presidential nominee and former President Donald Trump met with voters in Manhattan -- including members of the Steamfitters Local 638 union group, as he went to Day 7 of a criminal trial in New York City. He shook hands and provided autographs as he met with voters, and twice spoke to reporters, including brief remarks on the Supreme Court's hearing of argument in the presidential immunity case affecting federal charges he faced in a Washington, DC court.
C-SPAN took viewer calls for reaction to the Supreme Court oral argument regarding former President Trump's claim of presidential immunity to protect against criminal prosecution.
The Supreme Court heard oral argument to decide if former President Donald Trump is immune from criminal prosecution for his alleged role in trying to overturn the 2020 election results. Special Counsel Jack Smith indicted him in August 2023.
Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton discusses former President Trump's legal issues, election-related lawsuits and their impacts on the 2024 election and Brennan Center's Daniel Weiner discusses the need for campaign finance reform.
IRS Commissioner Daniel Werfel testified on the 2024 tax filing season and the president's 2025 budget request for the agency during a public hearing before the Senate Finance Committee. On the filing season, the commissioner highlighted the lessons learned and the successes of the Direct File Pilot program offered in 12 states. With regards to the budget, he defended it saying the funding will help the IRS with several priorities including sustaining its mission, implementing modernization efforts, and improving taxpayer services. In the president's 2025 budget proposal, the IRS is allotted $12.3 billion in discretionary funding.
International scholars discuss U.S.-China strategic competition, global challenges, and opportunities for collaboration at a conference hosted by Georgetown University.
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USA Today's Susan Page spoke about the life and career of Barbara Walters. She was interviewed by former ABC News White House Correspondent Ann Compton.
The Bipartisan Policy Center (BPC) hosted panelist for a discussion on artificial intelligence and the potential risks it could pose for voters, campaigns, and election officials this year. When it comes to local elections and AI online, the panelist noted the importance of regulation by state and local authorities rather than relying on platforms to do the majority of regulating. They also discussed how AI could impact reliable journalism during the 2024 election cycle.
NBC Saturday Night Live Cast Member Colin Jost is the featured entertainer at the 2024 White House Correspondents Association Dinner in Washington, DC.
Jochen "Jack" Wurfl, author of "My Two Lives," talked about surviving as a Jew in Nazi Germany and his later life and success in the United States. Mr. Wurlf and his brother were baptized Catholic and joined the Hitler Youth to hide their identities.
Jochen "Jack" Wurfl, author of "My Two Lives," talked about surviving as a Jew in Nazi Germany and his later life and success in the United States. Mr. Wurlf and his brother were baptized Catholic and joined the Hitler Youth to hide their identities.
Jochen "Jack" Wurfl, author of "My Two Lives," talked about surviving as a Jew in Nazi Germany and his later life and success in the United States. Mr. Wurlf and his brother were baptized Catholic and joined the Hitler Youth to hide their identities.
