Author Kate Andersen Brower discusses her new book "Team of Five: The Presidents Club in the Age of Trump" and Heritage Foundation's John Malcolm discusses Senate Republicans' efforts to investigate the origins of the Russia probe.
SpaceX Founder Elon Musk, NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine and other NASA officials held a SpaceX Crew Dragon post launch news conference from Kennedy Space Center. Saying it was a great day for NASA and the United States, Administrator Bridenstine was optimistic, but stressed "the mission is not yet over, this is a test flight, and so we are at the beginning." Elon Musk said he was overcome with emotion, and that "it's been 18 years working towards this goal."
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz (D) held a news conference on the protests and riots in response to the killing George Floyd in police custody. The governor spoke about continued effort to keep people and property safe and extended the curfew through today. He also said they continue to investigate whether those who have been arrested have ties to extremist groups.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) held a news conference on the protests and riots in response to the killing George Floyd in police custody. The governor expressed his outrage over the killing and destruction from the riots. He called for all investigations into police misconduct to be done by an outside agency. Gov. Cuomo also announced that the state's attorney general will investigate the New York City Police Department's conduct during the protests after videos went viral showing officers being violent towards protesters.
Muriel Bowser, the mayor of Washington, DC (D), held a news conference to provide an update on protesting and rioting in the city. The mayor and the chief of police said they were prepared to allow peaceful protests against police violence while preventing others from destroying the city. She also called on President Trump not to incite violence and play a role in calming the nation.
Coverage of the first manned space mission to launch from U.S. soil since 2011. The SpaceX Crew Dragon spacecraft launched from Florida's Kennedy Space Center, sending NASA astronauts Robert Behnken and Doug Hurley into orbit, on their journey to the International Space Station.
NASA officials held a news conference on the SpaceX crew successful docking with the International Space Station. Officials discussed the achievement as well as next steps for SpaceX and the space station.
Bestselling author Malcolm Gladwell discussed his new book "Talking to Strangers," about how we make judgements, often inaccurately, about people we don't know.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) held a news conference on the protests and riots in response to the killing George Floyd in police custody. The governor expressed his outrage over the killing and destruction from the riots. He called for all investigations into police misconduct to be done by an outside agency. Gov. Cuomo also announced that the state's attorney general will investigate the New York City Police Department's conduct during the protests after videos went viral showing officers being violent towards protesters.
Muriel Bowser, the mayor of Washington, DC (D), held a news conference to provide an update on protesting and rioting in the city. The mayor and the chief of police said they were prepared to allow peaceful protests against police violence while preventing others from destroying the city. She also called on President Trump not to incite violence and play a role in calming the nation.
Bestselling author Malcolm Gladwell discussed his new book "Talking to Strangers," about how we make judgements, often inaccurately, about people we don't know.
NASA officials held a news conference on the SpaceX crew successful docking with the International Space Station. Officials discussed the achievement as well as next steps for SpaceX and the space station.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) held a news conference on the protests and riots in response to the killing George Floyd in police custody. The governor expressed his outrage over the killing and destruction from the riots. He called for all investigations into police misconduct to be done by an outside agency. Gov. Cuomo also announced that the state's attorney general will investigate the New York City Police Department's conduct during the protests after videos went viral showing officers being violent towards protesters.
Muriel Bowser, the mayor of Washington, DC (D), held a news conference to provide an update on protesting and rioting in the city. The mayor and the chief of police said they were prepared to allow peaceful protests against police violence while preventing others from destroying the city. She also called on President Trump not to incite violence and play a role in calming the nation.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz (D) held a news conference on the protests and riots in response to the killing George Floyd in police custody. The governor spoke about continued effort to keep people and property safe and extended the curfew through today. He also said they continue to investigate whether those who have been arrested have ties to extremist groups.
Senators Ted Cruz (R-TX) and Mike Lee (R-UT) discussed regulatory reform during a virtual event hosted by the Heritage Foundation. The senators spoke about the unintended consequences of various legislation, and how they say that has slowed economic progress. Sen. Cruz argued any regulations that have been temporarily suspended to improve expediency during the coronavirus pandemic should be permanently suspended. The senators also cited environmental regulations such as the Endangered Species Act, which they say has slowed or prevented development in America. The senators also discussed flaws with immigration policy, occupational license requirements and barriers to telehealth.
NASA officials held a news conference on the SpaceX crew successful docking with the International Space Station. Officials discussed the achievement as well as next steps for SpaceX and the space station.
Bestselling author Malcolm Gladwell discussed his new book "Talking to Strangers," about how we make judgements, often inaccurately, about people we don't know.
