Asked & AnsweredFriday, 11.08.2019

The Recount’s Town Hall with Senator Bennet

Friday, 11.08.2019

The Recount’s Town Hall with Senator Bennet

Ruth Bader Ginsburg served on the Supreme Court for 27 years. Her legacy of fighting for justice and equality will live on.

Saturday, 09.19.2020

Remembering Ruth Bader Ginsburg

Last month’s CDC testing guidelines sent the scientific community into a tizzy. Now, it appears it was posted despite the objections of CDC scientists. Meanwhile, Minnesota emerges as a new star in the 2020 election — who woulda thought!

Friday, 09.18.2020

The Curious Case of CDC Meddling

The Trump administration is closing in on two Chinese-owned apps, WeChat and TikTok. What's the story behind the TikTok sale?

Friday, 09.18.2020

Clock Ticking on Trump's TikTok Deal

President Trump says “everybody” owns stocks. It’s not only wrong. It’s wildly out of touch with household finances in the U.S.

Friday, 09.18.2020

Stocks Are Owned By Everybody

As Trump continues his war on science in the name of his reelection campaign, AG Bill Barr compares COVID stay-at-home orders to … slavery.

Thursday, 09.17.2020

Raising Vaccine Hell, Lowering the Barr

As Republicans and Democrats negotiate within their own parties, can a newly introduced bipartisan stimulus and relief deal be passed any time soon?

Thursday, 09.17.2020

New Pressure on Pelosi Over COVID Relief

Ben Ginsberg, a lead attorney in the 2000 Florida recount, on why we should prepare for another delayed outcome this time around.

Thursday, 09.17.2020

Former Bush Campaign Lawyer Talks 2000 vs. 2020

Watch House Republicans and Democrats debate a resolution that condemns anti-Asian sentiments commonly invoked by *ahem* the president and others.

Thursday, 09.17.2020

House Passes Resolution Condemning Anti-Asian COVID Sentiment

The stakes have never been higher than when groundbreaking docu-series THE CIRCUS returns with all-new episodes. As the country gears up for another presidential election, hosts John Heilemann, Mark McKinnon, and Alex Wagner go behind the scenes of the political free-for-all. Watch THE CIRCUS every Sunday – only on SHOWTIME®.

Thursday, 09.17.2020

The COVID-19 Debate \ Sponsored by Showtime

Trump’s pandemic (mis)handling is taking center stage — and Biden’s making a bet voters are ready for a change in leadership. Meanwhile, a whistleblower is speaking out against horrific mistreatment of immigrant women in an ICE detention center.

Wednesday, 09.16.2020

COVID Corners Trump Campaign

The Department of Health and Human Services released a playbook for delivering COVID-19 vaccines to Americans soon after one is approved.

Wednesday, 09.16.2020

Government Unveils Vaccine Distribution Plan

Celebrities like Kim Kardashian West, Katy Perry, and Leonardo DiCaprio silenced their FB and IG accounts to protest Facebook for its handling of misinformation, hate speech, and propaganda.

Wednesday, 09.16.2020

Celebs Boycott Facebook and Instagram

Jennifer O’Malley Dillon worked for Gore on the 2000 Florida recount — and is bracing for a 2020 overtime that could be even more chaotic.

Wednesday, 09.16.2020

Biden Campaign Manager: We’re Ready for a Contested Election

President Trump is still holding indoor, mask-optional rallies along the campaign trail — even though Bob Woodward’s book proves Trump knows better. And speaking of the campaign trail, Joe Biden attempts to win over an important voter bloc.

Tuesday, 09.15.2020

Woodward Book Out, COVID Still Here

College towns across the U.S. are ranking among the highest for coronavirus cases. Off-campus parties are being blamed, but some are questioning why school administrators aren’t doing more to prevent the spread.

Tuesday, 09.15.2020

College Campuses: New COVID Hotspots

More than six months after the police killing of Breonna Taylor, the city of Louisville has agreed to pay her family $12 million. The record sum has not tempered calls for charging the officers who shot her.

Tuesday, 09.15.2020

Louisville Settles Breonna Taylor Case

We’re in the final stretch, people — and both candidates are turning up the heat in their own ways. Meanwhile, the USPS is sending out information on how and when to vote by mail, which would be nice … if the information were accurate.

Monday, 09.14.2020

T-Minus 50 Days

Dozens have been killed and dozens more are missing as wildfires rage out of control in the West. Millions of acres have been burned — and we’re only just beginning to see the real impacts of climate change.

Monday, 09.14.2020

Climate Crisis Fans Flames Out West

Broadly portraying the Black Lives Matter movement as “violent,” many Republicans have praised MLK as the model of “peaceful” protest. That’s revisionist history. In the 1960s, Dr. King faced nearly identical criticism.

Sunday, 09.13.2020

Revisionist History—Martin Luther King Jr.

A little girl raises money for the hungry by remaking popular films, a disability advocate gets a million dollar prize, and an 11-year-old boy launches a lemonade stand to help those most in need.

Saturday, 09.12.2020

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