The Wall Street Journal
Opinion Live: What Happens Next?
With the polls closed & new players in the House and Senate elected, Paul Gigot, Kim Strassel, Dan Henninger & Marie Harf break down the results of the U.S. election and what they mean for the future of politics, policy, the economy and...
The Wall Street Journal
Joseph Altuzarra on Challenging Gender Norms in Fashion
Altuzarra's creative director discusses how the brand's new clothing line, Altu, reflects a broader reassessment of identity across the fashion industry.
The Wall Street Journal
On Antitrust and Other Matters
U.S. Attorney General, William P. Barr, lays out his priority list for business and the nation.
Hip Hughes History
The Saturday Night Massacre vs President Trump (FEAT Sami Jarroush)
What was the Saturday Night Massacre? How did it effect the Watergate Crisis? Sami Jarroush joins us to look at the similarities and differences between Nixon's actions and President Drumpf's recent actions regarding the firing of FBI...
The Wall Street Journal
Off to the Races
The 2020 campaign for president is under way, as well as campaigns for dozens of seats in the House and Senate. How is the field shaping up? And what might the outcome mean for business?
The Wall Street Journal
The Lincoln Project As a Burgeoning Media Company?
The marketing tactics used by the anti-Trump super PAC have caught the attention of Hollywood and Madison Avenue. With co-founder Rick Wilson we explore the lessons corporate marketers can learn from the group's approach.
TLDR News
Can You Trust Polling Data? Is Biden Really Set to Win the Presidency - TLDR News
Over recent weeks and months, Joe Biden has held a solid lead over Donald Trump in polling, suggesting that Biden might be on track to win in November. However, some are sceptical of polls like these, or at least cautious following...
IDG TECHtalk
What is a deepfake? How to prepare for and respond to this cyber attack
As cyber criminals deploy more complex methods of hacking, using deepfakes to spread misinformation and “hack reality” have become more popular. This video, audio and/or text-based content is AI-generated and may be hard to discern from...
Institute for New Economic Thinking
Getting to Grips with the Trump Phenomenon
The media has failed ask basic questions about the economic thinking — and business record — of Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, says Pulitzer-prize-winning journalist David Cay Johnston, author of The Making of Donald...
The Economist
Top secret: Russian spies in America
Russia is accused of trying to influence the US election, which led to the Trump presidency. In a rare interview one of the Soviet Union's highest-ranking KGB spies talks about the long-standing practice of subverting Western democracy.
The Wall Street Journal
View from the U.S. Part IV: Domestic Politics
The new political season has begun, and the 2020 presidential race is underway. What does the field look like and what might it portend for business, trade and security globally?
Easy Languages
Easy Filipino 13 - American Elections 2016
Clyde made a new episode and asked people in the Philippines about the American elections Co-producer: Clyde Antes
TLDR News
Results in the Swing States Explained: Has Trump “Already Won” the Election? - TLDR News
Anyone who wanted to get a clear answer to the Presidential Election will not have enjoyed the last 12 hours. As results have come in it’s become clear that a result might not be known for a while. Trump falsely claimed to have won the...
Next Animation Studio
Election 2016: Iowa caucus explained - how presidential candidates are selected
The Iowa presidential caucuses are upon us but the way in which Republicans and Democrats caucus is a bit different. Iowa is made up of 99 counties, divided into 1,681 precincts where party members will decide which delegates will go on...
Rachel's English
Voting Vocabulary
It’s election season in the U.S. and this video gives you all the election vocabulary you need to understand the news and join election-related conversations with your friends and family. Typo in the IPA! This is right → polls [poʊlz] :)...
The Wall Street Journal
Palmer Luckey on the Future of National Security
Anduril Industries and Oculus founder Palmer Luckey sheds light on autonomous weapons, his firing from Facebook and why he believes he will ‘see you in the metaverse.’
Hip Hughes History
What is a SUPERDELEGATE?
Since 1982 a group of powerful Democratic political insiders have held sway over the outcome of the nominating convention for their Presidential nominee. Learn about the history of this process and how it could overturn the will of the...
TLDR News
Super Tuesday Explained The Most Important Day of the Primary - TLDR News
Today people across the US will be voting for the Democratic Nominee in Super Tuesday. This one day is the most important of the whole primary process, with a huge number of states casting their vote at one time. We explain how and why...
The Wall Street Journal
The U.S. Election
The U.S. faces an unpredictable presidential election. Former Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel and pollster Kristen Soltis Anderson discuss who's vision for America's next chapter could emerge victorious and its implications in November's...
Mr. Beat
The American Presidential Election of 2016
The 58th Presidential election in American history took place on November 8, 2016. The biggest thing Barack Obama could take credit for was a rebounding economy. Just before election day, unemployment was under 5%. Sure, plenty of...
Next Animation Studio
Explainer: What is the U.S. Electoral College and how does it work?
Americans don’t actually vote for a presidential candidate. The real power that chooses the next commander-in-chief is the Electoral College.
Professor Dave Explains
Bill Clinton: The Comeback Kid (1993 – 2001)
Bill Clinton was the governor of Arkansas before he decided to challenge George H. W. Bush for the presidency. Perceived as young and hip, with his saxophone skills, America fell hard for Bill and he won in 1992. His two-term presidency...
Mr. Beat
Citizens United v. FEC
Washington, D.C.
2007
A self-described conservative non-profit corporation called Citizens United wants to release a documentary. The film, called Hillary: The Movie, (hey that's a pretty catchy title) talks a bunch of trash about...
Curated Video
Vice President Kamala Harris to address the country on Wednesday
Harris skipped her watch party Tuesday night as it was becoming apparent her path to victory in the presidential race was narrowing. (Scripps News)