Viewer reaction to Wednesday's Democratic presidential debate, Center for Public Integrity's Dave Levinthal discusses money in politics, and National Museum of the American Indian's Kevin Gover discusses native American history and culture.
Experts from George Washington University, the Royal United Services Institute, and the State Department talked about combating propaganda and disinformation campaigns from both state and non-state actors. They discussed the objectives of disinformation campaigns and how Western democracies can respond.
Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue announced a new initiative, the Agriculture Innovation Agenda, at a forum in the Washington, DC area. He spoke about the importance of innovation for the industry and the economic outlook. Prior to his remarks, a chief economist with the Agriculture Department outlined trends and the economic forecast.
2020 Democratic presidential candidate Mike Bloomberg held a rally in Salt Lake City. It was his first major campaign event since his appearance in the 10th Democratic primary debate in Las Vegas. At the rally, the former New York City mayor spoke to voters and supporters about his recent debate performance, the impeachment of President Trump, and who he planned to support should he not win the 2020 Democratic nomination for president.
Top Army officials, including Secretary Ryan McCarthy and Chief of Staff Gen. James McConville, discussed the current operations and modernization efforts at an event hosted by the Center for a New American Security. They also discussed Army readiness levels, synthetic training exercises, air and missile defense, as well as strategic competition with China and Russia.
Today's program looks at the sentencing of Roger Stone. Interviews with Darren Sameulsohn of Politico (6), Nathan Gonzales of Roll Call (19), and William Cunningham of USA Today (28).
Today's program looks at the sentencing of Roger Stone. Interviews with Darren Sameulsohn of Politico (6), Nathan Gonzales of Roll Call (19), and William Cunningham of USA Today (28).
Today's program looks at the sentencing of Roger Stone. Interviews with Darren Sameulsohn of Politico (6), Nathan Gonzales of Roll Call (19), and William Cunningham of USA Today (28).
Today's program looks at the sentencing of Roger Stone. Interviews with Darren Sameulsohn of Politico (6), Nathan Gonzales of Roll Call (19), and William Cunningham of USA Today (28).
Experts from George Washington University, the Royal United Services Institute, and the State Department talked about combating propaganda and disinformation campaigns from both state and non-state actors. They discussed the objectives of disinformation campaigns and how Western democracies can respond.
Experts from George Washington University, the Royal United Services Institute, and the State Department talked about combating propaganda and disinformation campaigns from both state and non-state actors. They discussed the objectives of disinformation campaigns and how Western democracies can respond.
Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue announced a new initiative, the Agriculture Innovation Agenda, at a forum in the Washington, DC area. He spoke about the importance of innovation for the industry and the economic outlook. Prior to his remarks, a chief economist with the Agriculture Department outlined trends and the economic forecast.
2020 Democratic presidential candidate Mike Bloomberg held a rally in Salt Lake City. It was his first major campaign event since his appearance in the 10th Democratic primary debate in Las Vegas. At the rally, the former New York City mayor spoke to voters and supporters about his recent debate performance, the impeachment of President Trump, and who he planned to support should he not win the 2020 Democratic nomination for president.
U.S. Chief Technology Officer Michael Kratsios talked about artificial intelligence technology and tackling Chinese competition. Mr. Kratsios explained the importance of western countries leading in artificial intelligence development and how the U.S. government works with the private sector to create new technologies.
The U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission held a hearing to assess China's military power and global influence. The hearing began with testimony from the deputy assistant Defense secretary for China, who discussed China's military capabilities and U.S. strategy in the region.
