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August 03, 2026If You Can Keep It: Should judges be elected?How judges are picked in this country and what it means for their rulings?...more47minPlay
August 03, 2026Hacking, AI agents, and the future of cybersecurityWhat happens when these advanced models go rogue?...more25minPlay
August 03, 2026Cyber Monday: ‘Phone phreaks’ and JoybubblesHe would become a cultural sensation for his ability to manipulate the telephone system just by whistling....more22minPlay
August 03, 2026Over 4 million people are no longer receiving food aid amid sweeping changes to SNAPSNAP, also known as food stamps, has seen a rapid and consistent participation decline since last July. The drop comes as the program faces historic cuts and changes....more4minPlay
August 02, 2026Get Out There: Splashing around the DistrictThis week on Get Out There, we're breaking down some of the best places to cool off and splash around in the District.....more4minPlay
July 31, 2026Maryland’s special session is focused on redistricting, but lawmakers hope to jam other bills onto the agendaMaryland lawmakers return to Annapolis Aug. 3 for a three-day special session on congressional redistricting. Legislative leaders hope to include a long-running proposal to fill vacant General Assembly seats by election instead of appointment....more4minPlay
July 31, 2026The Politics Hour: Montgomery County pauses data centers and D.C.’s likely new councilmember Oye OwolewaMontgomery County At-Large Councilmember Shebra Evans on pausing data center development, D.C.'s Shadow Representative Oye Owolewa on his recent primary win in the D.C. At-Large Council race, and what's next for aging Rock Creek Tennis Center?...more51minPlay
July 31, 2026The News Roundup – InternationalMr. Zelenskyy goes to Washington. Wildfires rage in Europe....more48minPlay
July 30, 2026The Politics of Grant CutsThe Trump administration has conceded in court documents that it used purely political considerations to cancel grant funding previously approved by Congress. But that has provoked a surprisingly muted response from lawmakers, who under the Constitution control the power of the purse....more39minPlay