The March of Time
1952: KEFAUVER CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS: Journalist Frank Bourgholtzer (1919-2010) standing in Raleigh Hotel (2nd floor) suite w/ microphone, SOT talking about headquarters, ZI MS Senator Kefauver talking w/ woman at desk under HUGE portrait of himself.
MOT 1952: KEFAUVER CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS: Journalist Frank Bourgholtzer (1919-2010) standing in Raleigh Hotel (2nd floor) suite w/ microphone, SOT talking about headquarters, ZI MS Senator Kefauver talking w/ woman at desk under HUGE...
Professor Dave Explains
William Howard Taft: Plus-Sized President (1909-1913)
Taft was the hand-picked successor to the monolithic Teddy Roosevelt. What did he do in office? Besides being famous for being overweight, he was also the only president to become a Supreme Court Justice. What else did he do? What did he...
The Wall Street Journal
When Institutions Take a Beating
In Democratic societies, institutions are key. They preserve continuity during political storms and affirm the rule of law. When they're attacked from within the political system, their resilience is tested.
The March of Time
MOT 1948: WASHINGTON, D.C.: THE WHITE HOUSE: WS Mansion south side (w/ Truman balcony finished) lawn & fountain rising FG. VS Security working, two males in uniform talking outside (No SOT), guard checking identification, allowing car to pass through gate
MOT 1948: WASHINGTON, D.C.: THE WHITE HOUSE: WS Mansion south side (w/ Truman balcony finished) lawn & fountain rising FG. VS Security working, two males in uniform talking outside (No SOT), guard checking identification, allowing car to...
The Guardian
How Steve Bannon's far-right 'Movement' stalled in Europe
Rightwing populists are on the rise across Europe. With European parliamentary elections approaching, they are being offered help from Donald Trump's former chief strategist, Steve Bannon. Over the last four months, the Guardian's Paul...
TLDR News
OPEC+ Cuts: Has the US-Saudi Relationship Collapsed?
Biden's relationship with Saudi Arabia has been a colourful one since before he was even president. Considering the history, we look at the recent OPEC+ cuts; and whether this spells the end of the 50-year Saudi-US relationship.
Tarver Academy
Facts about the White House
In This Episode, Tyler Teaches Us Facts About the White House
Weird History
Who Was Cassius Clay, Abolitionist
So who was the original Cassius Clay? The simple answer is that he was a prominent abolitionist politician in the mid-1800s. He served in the Kentucky House of Representatives and was appointed ambassador to Russia by Abraham Lincoln....
The Wall Street Journal
The NBA's Big Bet
National Basketball Association commissioner Adam Silver talks with WSJ sports columnist Jason Gay about the NBA's future plans regarding sports betting.
TLDR News
Britain Considers Banning Huawei from 5G Network: Tensions Escalate Between UK and China - TLDR News.
In January the UK decided to allow Huawei to continue operating in the UK's 5G network, despite security concerns and pressure from the US. However, with tensions rising between the UK and China, this looks to be reconsidered, with...
The Wall Street Journal
Arkansas Sen. Tom Cotton on the Republican Agenda After the Midterms
Following the midterms, Arkansas Sen. Tom Cotton discusses why the Republicans didn’t win over more swing voters and how they’ll use their new share of power in Washington.
Curated Video
Trump in two minutes
President Donald Trump has spent one year in office. But what exactly has he achieved? Here's a two-minute snapshot of his presidency so far.
TLDR News
The Destruction of United States Postal Service? What the Hell is Happening to the USPS? - TLDR News
In recent weeks there have been some pretty substantial changes made to the United States Postal Service, with people claiming that some might be trying to destroy the USPS. This would always be controversial, but especially in the light...
The Wall Street Journal
The Museum As Mirror
How do museums reflect on key cultural moments in our society? What are the challenges that curators face as they incorporate those interpretations into the museum-going experience?
TLDR News
Trump's Second Impeachment: The Case for and Against Conviction - TLDR News
This week the Senate impeachment trial began, with arguments being made on both sides. So in this video we take a look at both cases, explain what's being argued & what the most likely outcome is.
The Wall Street Journal
The NSA's Rob Joyce Discusses Rising Cybersecurity Threats
The SolarWinds hack showed the sophistication of nation-state hackers but companies are also facing an onslaught of new ransomware tactics. Rob Joyce, Cybersecurity Director at the NSA, disucsses how should governments and companies...
The Wall Street Journal
Rethinking Sanctions Policy
National Security Council Senior Director for International Economics and Competitiveness Peter Harrell explains recently implemented changes to the use of economic sanctions by the Biden administration.
NASA
Houston We Have a Podcast: 21st Century Space Travel
A discussion of historical space policy with Stephen Garber and Glen Asner, co-authors of "Origins of 21st Century Space Travel," which examines the formation of NASA's Decadal Planning Team, the tragic Columbia accident, and the...
Financial Times
Steve Bannon on populism
The FT’s editor Lionel Barber talks with Steve Bannon about economic nationalism and rising populism.
National Institute of Standards and Technology
Cybersecurity Framework Overview Michael Daniel
White House Cybersecurity Coordinator Michael Daniel describes the Cybersecurity Executive order as industry and government sharing information to raise the baseline of cybersecurity across U.S. businesses and critical infrastructure.
Curated Video
Get Schooled! How the Electoral College Works
It's a system that's unique to the United States of American – but exactly is the electoral college, how does it work and what part does it play in our democracy? Discover more about the group of "electors" who have the final say.
TLDR News
Trumps' Impeachment Explained - TLDR News
At the end of last year, the House of Representatives voted to impeach the president, Donald Trump. In this video, we explain how the process works in theory and how it played out for Trump. We also discuss what's set to happen when it...
Professor Dave Explains
Richard Nixon: I Am Not a Crook (1969 – 1974)
Richard Nixon is famous for being the only president to ever resign from office. Most also know about the Watergate scandal that prompted this decision. What was Watergate? What other events defined Nixon's presidency, and political...
Curated Video
Elizabeth Keckly: From Slavery to the White House
She was enslaved at birth – but became the first lady’s favorite dressmaker and the author of a sensational memoir that shocked the nation. So who was Elizabeth Keckly?