2026Talks

FEMA addresses their strategy to fight the California wildfires. With Trump's inauguration a week away, more groups are worried about his nominees and Minnesota's legislative session could be indicative of attitudes toward the two national parties.

House lawmakers take aim at the International Criminal Court, former President Jimmy Carter is laid to rest in his hometown of Plains, Georgia, and another fight looms over the Affordable Care Act.

Today is a national day of mourning for former President Jimmy Carter. President-elect Trump's proposals are met with pushback from officials and experts and another Trump pick worries experts due to lacking experience.

Vice President Harris delivers a eulogy for Jimmy Carter. President-elect Trump says he might use military action to take the Panama Canal and Greenland and the White House announces two new national monuments in California.

Vice President Harris emphasizes the fragility of democracy, health advocates debate RFK Jr.'s cabinet nomination, election denialism persists, Trump faces legal challenges and Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau announces his resignation.

The voice for the U.S. Virgin Islands in Congress questions American imperialism, Congress prepares to certify the 2024 election and Trump says he wants Cabinet nominees quickly confirmed following the terrorist attack in New Orleans.

Federal officials present more information about the New Orleans terrorist attack and the Las Vegas cybertruck explosion. Mike Johnson prepares for a speakership battle and Congress' latest budget stopgap leaves telehealth regulations relaxed.

The authors of Project 2025 back a constitutional convention, some Trump nominees could avoid FBI background checks and Louisiana public schools test the separation of church and state.

Political experts examine the future for Democrats. Economists consider what will happen during Trump's first year back in the White House and advocates want Biden to pardon 'deported veterans.'

As the nation mourns Jimmy Carter, calls come to emulate his positive impact. Speaker Mike Johnson only has days to secure the votes he needs to keep that job and supporters of overturning ranked-choice voting in Alaska say they'll try again.