Former FEMA director Craig Fugate discusses FEMA's role in the Covid-19 pandemic and natural disasters and OpenTheBooks.com founder Adam Andrzejewski discusses federal spending oversight.
Today, Vermont Independent Senator and former presidential candidate Bernie Sanders spoke about the economic plans of the Democratic nominee Joe Biden and President Trump. From Burlington Vermont, Senator Sanders talked for about 15 minutes.
NY Governor Cuomo held a conference call Monday morning. In it, he discussed New York's current response to COVID-19, including the situation in colleges, and took questions from reporters.
The National Press Club's Newsmaker series held a discussion on college voters and their potential impact in the 2020 election year. The panel discussed the closure of college campuses and how that affects student voting, mail-in voting and identifying misinformation.
The Atlantic Council discussed the 2020 presidential election and the candidates' foreign policy agendas after the conclusion of the Democratic and Republican conventions. Two former U.S. Ambassadors discussed the main foreign policy themes during the conventions, areas of agreement between both parties' platforms and areas in which Republican and Democratic priorities diverged. The panelists also discussed the importance of the American diplomatic corps in representing the nation's interest abroad.
OpenTheBooks.com founder Adam Andrzejewski discussed a recent report that details late fiscal year federal spending on unused congressional appropriations.
Today's program looks at the latest in the presidential campaign with Democratic Nominee Joe Biden speaking in Pittsburgh about the recent violence in Portland and Kenosha. Interviews with Alex Swoyer of The Washington Times (8) and Victoria McGrane of The Boston Globe (19).
The National Press Club's Newsmaker series held a discussion on college voters and their potential impact in the 2020 election year. The panel discussed the closure of college campuses and how that affects student voting, mail-in voting and identifying misinformation.
President Trump held a news conference where he briefed reporters on the coronavirus pandemic, the economy and his administration's efforts to support law enforcement and protect cities. The president also responded to vice presidential nominee Joe Biden's speech in Pittsburgh, accusing him of delivering "mafia talking points" and surrendering to a "far left" agenda. Later, the president answered questions on his trip to Kenosha, Wisconsin and spoke about Jacob Blake, the unarmed African American shot by police, and Kyle Rittenhouse, the 17-year-old shooting suspect.
Today's program looks at the latest in the presidential campaign with Democratic Nominee Joe Biden speaking in Pittsburgh about the recent violence in Portland and Kenosha. Interviews with Alex Swoyer of The Washington Times (8) and Victoria McGrane of The Boston Globe (19).
OpenTheBooks.com founder Adam Andrzejewski discussed a recent report that details late fiscal year federal spending on unused congressional appropriations.
Today's program looks at the latest in the presidential campaign with Democratic Nominee Joe Biden speaking in Pittsburgh about the recent violence in Portland and Kenosha. Interviews with Alex Swoyer of The Washington Times (8) and Victoria McGrane of The Boston Globe (19).
Today's program looks at the latest in the presidential campaign with Democratic Nominee Joe Biden speaking in Pittsburgh about the recent violence in Portland and Kenosha. Interviews with Alex Swoyer of The Washington Times (8) and Victoria McGrane of The Boston Globe (19).
Today, Vermont Independent Senator and former presidential candidate Bernie Sanders spoke about the economic plans of the Democratic nominee Joe Biden and President Trump. From Burlington Vermont, Senator Sanders talked for about 15 minutes.
NY Governor Cuomo held a conference call Monday morning. In it, he discussed New York's current response to COVID-19, including the situation in colleges, and took questions from reporters.
The National Press Club's Newsmaker series held a discussion on college voters and their potential impact in the 2020 election year. The panel discussed the closure of college campuses and how that affects student voting, mail-in voting and identifying misinformation.
The Atlantic Council discussed the 2020 presidential election and the candidates' foreign policy agendas after the conclusion of the Democratic and Republican conventions. Two former U.S. Ambassadors discussed the main foreign policy themes during the conventions, areas of agreement between both parties' platforms and areas in which Republican and Democratic priorities diverged. The panelists also discussed the importance of the American diplomatic corps in representing the nation's interest abroad.
NY Governor Cuomo held a conference call Monday morning. In it, he discussed New York's current response to COVID-19, including the situation in colleges, and took questions from reporters.
OpenTheBooks.com founder Adam Andrzejewski discussed a recent report that details late fiscal year federal spending on unused congressional appropriations.
President Trump held a news conference where he briefed reporters on the coronavirus pandemic, the economy and his administration's efforts to support law enforcement and protect cities. The president also responded to vice presidential nominee Joe Biden's speech in Pittsburgh, accusing him of delivering "mafia talking points" and surrendering to a "far left" agenda. Later, the president answered questions on his trip to Kenosha, Wisconsin and spoke about Jacob Blake, the unarmed African American shot by police, and Kyle Rittenhouse, the 17-year-old shooting suspect.
