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Washington Journal: 08/09/2023Live
3 hours, 2 minutesFormer CBO director Keith Hall discusses the recent U.S. credit rating downgrade, rising government debt, and economic governance, and National Parks Conservation Association's Kristen Brengel discusses the state of U.S. national parks.
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Health Professionals Testify on Antimicrobial Resistance to Modern Medicine
1 hour, 37 minutesHealth scholars, advocates and executives testified on increasing antimicrobial resistance before the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Subcommittee on Primary Health. Topics included incentivizing private companies to innovate new antibiotics, supply chain issues, the impact of climate change on antimicrobial resistance, and the link between human and animal health. In addition, witnesses called for more awareness regarding the issue.
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Washington Journal: Kristen Brengel
22 minutesNational Parks Conservation Association's Kristen Brengel discussed access to and the state of U.S. national parks.
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Discussion on Producing Trustworthy News
1 hour, 19 minutesFormer news executives discuss moving "beyond objectivity" to create new guidelines for fair and accurate journalism. The conversation occurs during the Assn. for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication's annual conference in Washington, DC.
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Defense Dept. Officials and Others Discuss Military Capability
37 minutesOfficials from the Defense Department, including Defense Under Secretary for Research and Engineering Heidi Shyu, discussed innovation and advancing military capability at the Aspen Security Forum in Aspen, Colorado. Several topics were addressed, including the lessons learned from the Russia-Ukraine War, the benefit of private industry and government collaboration, the acceleration of innovation, and technology procurement.
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National Security Adviser Discusses Global Security Challenges
44 minutesWhite House National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan discussed global security challenges at the Aspen Security Forum in Aspen, Colorado. Amid the Russia-Ukraine War, he explained the latest decisions on providing Ukraine with specific weapons, such as cluster bombs, and affirmed that the U.S. was working with European partners to train Ukrainians on F-16 fighter jets. Also, he discussed U.S. relations with China and the importance of balancing competition and diplomacy with the global superpower. Mr. Sullivan was interviewed by the Financial Times' Edward Luce.
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Washington Journal: Keith Hall
24 minutesFormer CBO director Keith Hall, now a distinguished visiting fellow George Mason University Mercatus Center, discussed the recent U.S. credit rating downgrade, rising government debt, and economic governance.
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President Biden Delivers Remarks in New Mexico on Clean Energy Manufacturing
36 minutesPresident Biden delivers remarks in Albuquerque, New Mexico on his administration's efforts to boost clean energy manufacturing in the U.S.
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Attorneys Analyze Supreme Court's Rulings & Impact on Society
1 hour, 2 minutesA group of appellate attorneys assessed the Supreme Court's 2022 term rulings and the impact on society during a discussion hosted by the George Mason Law School. Rulings discussed included ones on affirmative action, free speech vs. LGBTQ rights, and federal election law. The attorneys also touched on what to look out for in the new 2023 term set to begin in October. One of the high-profile cases granted so far concerns a federal ban on guns for people who are under restraining orders for domestic violence. The justices will be determining whether this ban is constitutional.
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Washington Journal: Kristen Brengel
17 minutesNational Parks Conservation Association's Kristen Brengel discussed access to and the state of U.S. national parks.
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Washington TodayLive
45 minutesAn American nurse and her daughter kidnapped in Haiti are set free, interview with Politico's Zach Montellaro on future of abortion as election issue, Gov. DeSantis (R-FL) suspends Dem. State Attorney, POTUS in NM on clean energy manufacturing
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Washington Today
43 minutesAn American nurse and her daughter kidnapped in Haiti are set free, interview with Politico's Zach Montellaro on future of abortion as election issue after Tuesday's Ohio ballot measure result, Gov. DeSantis (R-FL) suspends Democratic State Attorney, President Biden in NM on clean energy manufacturing, NYC Mayor Adams asks for more money to care for migrants.
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Discussion on Producing Trustworthy News
1 hour, 16 minutesFormer Washington Post executive editor Leonard Downie and former CBS News President Andrew Heyward discussed moving "beyond objectivity" to create new guidelines for producing trustworthy journalism, especially amid increased diversity in the news profession and an evolving media landscape. The two news veterans, now professors of journalism at Arizona State University, recently completed a report based on interviews with about 75 news leaders and journalists around the country pertaining to questions of objectivity and trust in the news. The report contains six general categories: striving for accuracy and pursuit of truth; unlocking diversity in newsrooms; the importance of creating clear social media policies for news organizations; focusing on investigative reporting; transparency; determining core values in a newsroom. The conversation occurred during the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication's annual conference in Washington, DC.
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President Biden Delivers Remarks in New Mexico on Clean Energy Manufacturing
35 minutes"Our plan is working," said President Biden as he touted his economic agenda, dubbed "Bidenomics," during remarks at Arcosa Wind Tunnel in Albuquerque, New Mexico. He spoke about the administration's efforts to boost clean energy investment and U.S. manufacturing and outlined the successes spurred by the Inflation Reduction Act, pointing to companies, such as Arcosa, that are benefitting from the legislation. President Biden also touched on job growth, clean energy investment, the economy and decreased inflation, and infrastructure investment around the country.
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Washington Journal: Kristen Brengel
40 minutesNational Parks Conservation Association's Kristen Brengel discussed access to and the state of U.S. national parks.
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Washington Today
44 minutesAn American nurse and her daughter kidnapped in Haiti are set free, interview with Politico's Zach Montellaro on future of abortion as election issue after Tuesday's Ohio ballot measure result, Gov. DeSantis (R-FL) suspends Democratic State Attorney, President Biden in NM on clean energy manufacturing, NYC Mayor Adams asks for more money to care for migrants.
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Washington Today
43 minutesAn American nurse and her daughter kidnapped in Haiti are set free, interview with Politico's Zach Montellaro on future of abortion as election issue after Tuesday's Ohio ballot measure result, Gov. DeSantis (R-FL) suspends Democratic State Attorney, President Biden in NM on clean energy manufacturing, NYC Mayor Adams asks for more money to care for migrants.
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Attorneys Analyze Supreme Court's Rulings & Impact on Society
1 hour, 3 minutesA group of appellate attorneys assessed the Supreme Court's 2022 term rulings and the impact on society during a discussion hosted by the George Mason Law School. Rulings discussed included ones on affirmative action, free speech vs. LGBTQ rights, and federal election law. The attorneys also touched on what to look out for in the new 2023 term set to begin in October. One of the high-profile cases granted so far concerns a federal ban on guns for people who are under restraining orders for domestic violence. The justices will be determining whether this ban is constitutional.
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Discussion on Producing Trustworthy News
1 hour, 16 minutesFormer Washington Post executive editor Leonard Downie and former CBS News President Andrew Heyward discussed moving "beyond objectivity" to create new guidelines for producing trustworthy journalism, especially amid increased diversity in the news profession and an evolving media landscape. The two news veterans, now professors of journalism at Arizona State University, recently completed a report based on interviews with about 75 news leaders and journalists around the country pertaining to questions of objectivity and trust in the news. The report contains six general categories: striving for accuracy and pursuit of truth; unlocking diversity in newsrooms; the importance of creating clear social media policies for news organizations; focusing on investigative reporting; transparency; determining core values in a newsroom. The conversation occurred during the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication's annual conference in Washington, DC.
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President Biden Delivers Remarks in New Mexico on Clean Energy Manufacturing
35 minutes"Our plan is working," said President Biden as he touted his economic agenda, dubbed "Bidenomics," during remarks at Arcosa Wind Tunnel in Albuquerque, New Mexico. He spoke about the administration's efforts to boost clean energy investment and U.S. manufacturing and outlined the successes spurred by the Inflation Reduction Act, pointing to companies, such as Arcosa, that are benefitting from the legislation. President Biden also touched on job growth, clean energy investment, the economy and decreased inflation, and infrastructure investment around the country.
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Washington Journal: Keith Hall
15 minutesFormer CBO director Keith Hall, now a distinguished visiting fellow George Mason University Mercatus Center, discussed the recent U.S. credit rating downgrade, rising government debt, and economic governance.
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Secretary of State Discusses Foreign Policy Challenges
49 minutesSecretary of State Antony Blinken highlighted some foreign policy challenges facing the U.S. during a discussion at the Aspen Security Forum in Colorado. Topics included the search for an Army soldier who reportedly defected and is detained in North Korea, Iran's nuclear capabilities, the Russia-Ukraine War and relations with China.
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Health Professionals Testify on Antimicrobial Resistance to Modern Medicine
1 hour, 39 minutesHealth scholars, advocates and executives testified on increasing antimicrobial resistance before the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Subcommittee on Primary Health. Topics included incentivizing private companies to innovate new antibiotics, supply chain issues, the impact of climate change on antimicrobial resistance, and the link between human and animal health. In addition, witnesses called for more awareness regarding the issue.
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Attorneys Analyze Supreme Court's Rulings & Impact on Society
1 hour, 3 minutesA group of appellate attorneys assessed the Supreme Court's 2022 term rulings and the impact on society during a discussion hosted by the George Mason Law School. Rulings discussed included ones on affirmative action, free speech vs. LGBTQ rights, and federal election law. The attorneys also touched on what to look out for in the new 2023 term set to begin in October. One of the high-profile cases granted so far concerns a federal ban on guns for people who are under restraining orders for domestic violence. The justices will be determining whether this ban is constitutional.
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Discussion on Producing Trustworthy News
1 hour, 16 minutesFormer Washington Post executive editor Leonard Downie and former CBS News President Andrew Heyward discussed moving "beyond objectivity" to create new guidelines for producing trustworthy journalism, especially amid increased diversity in the news profession and an evolving media landscape. The two news veterans, now professors of journalism at Arizona State University, recently completed a report based on interviews with about 75 news leaders and journalists around the country pertaining to questions of objectivity and trust in the news. The report contains six general categories: striving for accuracy and pursuit of truth; unlocking diversity in newsrooms; the importance of creating clear social media policies for news organizations; focusing on investigative reporting; transparency; determining core values in a newsroom. The conversation occurred during the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication's annual conference in Washington, DC.
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President Biden Delivers Remarks in New Mexico on Clean Energy Manufacturing
38 minutes"Our plan is working," said President Biden as he touted his economic agenda, dubbed "Bidenomics," during remarks at Arcosa Wind Tunnel in Albuquerque, New Mexico. He spoke about the administration's efforts to boost clean energy investment and U.S. manufacturing and outlined the successes spurred by the Inflation Reduction Act, pointing to companies, such as Arcosa, that are benefitting from the legislation. President Biden also touched on job growth, clean energy investment, the economy and decreased inflation, and infrastructure investment around the country.